Cute Booties for a Cutie & Pretty Berets for a Bonnie Lass

Friends have been randomly asking me to make knitted or crocheted thingies for them. And I usually comply because I love doing projects for my fave peeps. It doesn't hurt either that a deadline makes me wanna move my butt to finish projects on time.

These are my most recent projects.

The pretty mommy of this cutie asked me to knit giveaways for her first birthday.

I had so much fun doing these I've been wishing since that someone else would ask me to knit more. Hahaha.

Gracias bonita Mama and pequeña Hailey for the pretty project. :)

Then a few weeks after that, a much-missed beauty suddenly left me a message that she needs berets for her trip. I excitedly acceded. I've never crocheted berets before. I thought it would be a great time to test my crocheting powers. Hehe.

But man, I had to work these awkward fingers overtime because the said friend gave me a pathetically short time frame! Luckily, I finished and sent the thingamabobs to her just in time.

Don't you think they look great with her colorfully cute outfits?! I absolutely shrieked with glee when I saw her wearing them. Achinette belle, thanks for the request... and the pretty pixies!

I feel quite blessed to have friends who have so much faith in my knitting/purling/crocheting abilities. ^_^

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