Also, in the spirit of handmade, a question. If you are making handmade gifts for your family and friends, do you also feel compelled to also buy them something? So often I am stuck thinking that what I made isn't 'enough.' Thoughts?
Monday, December 05, 2011
Handmade Holiday Madness
We're still alive - just buried under the millions of projects and gifts I'm trying to finish for Christmas. Most of which I can't share here until they are gifted! I've got a few household projects that I can share, I just need to take pictures of them. But for now, Ben's Christmas vest. It is adorable. I am convinced that there is nothing cuter than little boys in knitted vests. I'm very glad this pattern goes up to a size 6! :)
![Ben's Christmas Vest](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_tHfPS3qWhXkrg8Hyl_Z76YNKunImKzzgj_Wpyk9GbxH1baQMCbr_DObtZEP6ExUAmL7pDbUtd7fMdJ5UqvbGBZg-ye_i4hBI3nt58ONN-gMGVoF5T-_rKIPWAKi1RIUQ=s0-d)
Also, in the spirit of handmade, a question. If you are making handmade gifts for your family and friends, do you also feel compelled to also buy them something? So often I am stuck thinking that what I made isn't 'enough.' Thoughts?
Also, in the spirit of handmade, a question. If you are making handmade gifts for your family and friends, do you also feel compelled to also buy them something? So often I am stuck thinking that what I made isn't 'enough.' Thoughts?
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Love the vest! What is the pattern? And yeah, I totally feel like I have to buy something unless what I make is enormous, like an afghan or quilt or sweater or something. But if it is smallish, like hat/mittens/scarf/socks, I never feel it's "enough."
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