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So true Sarvi. I have very easy pregnancies but PE at the end. Many woman and babies died from that. I am so grateful to be born in this era.

I am so grateful for my brood, my SIL has been on IVF for 17 years, she would give anything for a child.

So true Sarvi. I have very easy pregnancies but PE at the end. Many woman and babies died from that. I am so grateful to be born in this era.

I am so grateful for my brood, my SIL has been on IVF for 17 years, she would give anything for a child.

@dubhels200, oh yes.

Yes please @Rhythm.

Wow, Jenny. I was in tears reading that.

Wow, Jenny. I was in tears reading that.

I made Beatrix a sweet little baby bonnet from a free pattern from Purl Soho. One hour sewing and it is divine.

I made Beatrix a sweet little baby bonnet from a free pattern from Purl Soho. One hour sewing and it is divine.

I think Sarvi was being kind.

I think Sarvi was being kind.

@Kerrilyn 🙂

Aww @Deepa, you are a sweetheart!

Welcome @Rhythm, I get so excited to see new people post here. How wonderful to be able to spend such a lot of time with your daughter.
(And sewing, that is second best)

Will do @Brittney, it is nothing fancy but it does the job. I made a Hopscotch nightie and I am super pleased with it.

Will do @Brittney, it is nothing fancy but it does the job. I made a Hopscotch nightie and I am super pleased with it.

Was this a month ago? Really?

It worked out so well https://www.flickr.com/photos/motherof5/16062968480/in/photostream/

Was this a month ago? Really?

It worked out so well

Was this a month ago? Really?

It worked out so well https://www.flickr.com/photos/motherof5/16062968480/in/photostream/

I use the metal snaps, so I am not sure how the size translates to the KAM snaps, but I use size 15 for the layette.

You’re welcome! I am totally considering running it by my 9 yo, she already has a nice chambray shirt, maybe not in gingham though, being it would be for every day wear… So, thank you for posing the question! 🙂

I don’t know how to properly attach a photo, but if you click on the image it will pull up a larger, full shot version.

What about a lengthened Classic Picnic top in red gingham with a chambray Sketchbook tied in a knot, or a modified Art Museum vest to look sort of like a denim vest? Or you could probably even easier use the sketchbook for a denim vest. I love the flowy dress under a vest or tied shirt. Just my two cents, anyways:)

And of course, boots.