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Off to an "ok" start...
Darn it- she's found her way to the flower pots which only contain dirt-
How can we get her to slow down? Maybe a graham cracker...
Now we're getting somewhere...
yup- spoke too soon, there she goes
Oh no- not the rocks
Hmmm... at least we can see the back detail. Maybe if we stand her by the bike...
Wait for it...
Darn it- out of focus!
Ok- Just make her sit in the chair:
She may have a mouth full of graham cracker, but alas- we're somewhat in focus, and she's looking. I think we can consider that a win!
Pattern: Olivia Petit by Connie Chang Chinchio
Size: 12 months
Yarn: Shepherd's Wool
Raveled: here
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What an adorable little story that I can fully relate to! Well except for the clever knitting part... that back detail is beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post--it's wonderful to see how big your little one is becoming. Beautiful girl, beautiful sweater and as always, a witty mom!
ReplyDeleteadorable. I love how hard it was to photograph her :P Kids are so funny. Even graham crackers didn't work!! :P I love the flower on the back, I'm seeing that motif EVERYWHERE lately!
ReplyDeleteHeehee can totally empathise with this :-) Mud, stones, not staying still for a second - fun, fun, fun!
ReplyDeleteadorable! when/if you have more children...just wait until you try to get more than one kid to cooperate. ;)
ReplyDeletehahah beautiful! i love the photo chat too ... she is so very sweet! and that hand-knit is gorgeous! xo
ReplyDeleteLove the post (and the hand knit ) - we chased our grand daughter around for photos too. I had said to hubby I wanted ONE pix with all 3 grand kids TOGETHER! Ha ha only if I can Photoshop single pix of 'kids on the go' into one -lol! Hope you had a great Easter - even if your little one did not cooperate with photos, looks like she was enjoying herself.
ReplyDeleteYep, I think that's a win! That sweater is absolutely adorable (but, seriously, what wouldn't look adorable on that little model?) and I loved the photo story! Daniel isn't even walking yet, but I SO understand!
ReplyDeleteP.S. I love your latest design -- it's gorgeous!
The constant movement thing does make photography difficult. The sweater is beautiful and the baby adorable.
ReplyDeleteOh, yes - nearly impossible to catch the littles in their handknits, especially if you want the picture in focus :) I have a 14 month old daughter, and a lot of my pictures are back views (as she scoots away from me), or extreme close-ups of her face (as she grabs at the camera).
ReplyDeleteVery sweet sweater, though - I love the bright green buttons on the pink.
Beautiful sweater and you did an amazing job. :)
ReplyDeleteaww, adorable!! It must be hard to get photos when they are so busy and quick!
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