I guess that's the risk of buying online. For ...

2011-07-22T01:04:46.114-05:00

I guess that's the risk of buying online. For my store, I try to keep everything exactly how it looks so you really get what you pay for.

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2011-07-14T20:23:13.098-05:00

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I see what you mean, just from the few hats in the...

2011-06-02T20:11:42.177-05:00

I see what you mean, just from the few hats in the Amazon preview. The cupcake birthday hat clearly is too small for that baby's head. But some of the other hats look too small for a real baby's head, also. Maybe they live where it's warmer and don't have to worry about about keeping baby's ears warm -- these really cute hats may be more for decoration and taking photos. Of course, many babies pull hats off instantly, so you have to take those photos really fast.

On the other hand, you've hit the point precisely regarding finding patterns that are good for little boys. It's really hard to find patterns that work well for boys, and you'll find that it gets worse as they get older. Check out the Ravelry group called Knitting for Boys as well as the Knits for Toddlers group that has a few threads listing patterns people like for boys. Knitting above 5 sometimes has relevant topics, though that's been a quiet forum in recent months.

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I guess that's the risk of buying online. For ...

Hi! I really like your blog, and I gave you an awa...

I see what you mean, just from the few hats in the...