
1.Bobbled Bloomer
2. Bobbled Topper (to match the bloomer)
3. Studio Loungers (I'm finishing up the last leg using the left-over Cascade 220 from the bloomers and toppers)
This is a great book! I borrowed the book from the library and might find myself purchasing the book when I have knits that I want to make

And I have a couple projects still in queue waiting to be knitted: the "Modernist Stripe Sleep Sacque" (the perfect baby shower gift) and down the road it would be fun to make the "Mobile Menagerie" (when I have use for it). Most of my knits have found their way to families in need. I have a great amount of happiness and peace knitting children's pieces knowing that they will find their way to a child that needs them. This last week I dropped off a large box of hats that I've knitted (almost 40 in total) that will be split up between our local children's hospital and a foster child program. Many of you know that I suffered a pretty bad injury a couple years back and my knits have been my constant therapy. The feeling of accomplishment you get when you take a ball of wound fleece and make an item out of it is hard to explain. I'm most comfortable with a pair of needles between my fingers.
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