In the last month, I've made:

a hat for a little girl


a smocket (a children's smock with a pocket)

a dress for a 1-yr old
I'm in the process of making ladybug MaryJane shoes for another little girl.
In return, I've gotten a hat, pants, and coordinating backpack for Ryan, a set of absolutely adorable, knit finger puppets, a satchel, and a cashmere wine bag. I have to say both ends of this exchange are fun. I love making things for other people. Especially, when I can make cutesy bits for little girls, since I don't have any little girls to sew for myself. And opening a surprise package is never a bad thing, particularly when it's filled with wonderful things for my kids.
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