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- Baby Sanders' blanket 4/23/2010Made this with Cotton-Ease yarn I had in my stash. Love how it turned out! […]
- Julian's Blanket 4/23/2010Made this for Crystal and Jason’s little one, Julian. I didn’t use the pom-pom yarn for the edging which would have been cool, I’m sure. Instead I used some boucle yarn that I had in my stash. I like the way it turned out, though! […]
- Twirls Baby blanket 4/14/2010I made the blanket smaller than the pattern called for. I did 4 strips of 4 motifs, I believe. This led to a much smaller blanket, but I think sized well for a baby still. […]
- Alice's Bright Blanket 3/22/2010Blanket made for Hallie’s Baby girl, Alice, to be born soon. I used bright colors already in my stash for this. The Yellow, orange, and blue is Lion Brand Cotton-Ease and the Pink and multi-colored one is Lily Sugar n Cream. I used the linked pattern for the block, but did my own joining and my own border. I really like how this one turned out! I’m glad that […]
- Flower Hat 3/1/2010I made 3 of these hats - one for a friend, then two more for Phoebe and Sophie too. […]
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5 Responses to “SplendaPants!”
By Rachel on May 4, 2006
Yellow, pourous and artificially sweet is he.
By Stephen on May 4, 2006
Ha!
By Ashley on May 4, 2006
For some reason, I don’t find this particular picture funny
And Rick, I know where you live 
By Geof F. Morris on May 4, 2006
I don’t care who you are … that’s funny right there.
By Rick on May 4, 2006
I thought it was a bit amusing myself
If only my photoshop skills were a bit better.