Scrumptiously Sweet Cape Ensemble

I finished this awhile ago, but am just now able to share with you. Sweet E really likes it and I hope you do to. It's really quick and easy AND the yarn I used is nice and cozy. You can find the baby pattern here and the toddler pattern here. Anna has some wonderful designs. I am working on something else for her that I hope I can show very soon. :o)


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Marci said…
konjcShe is adorable. Oh, by the way so is the little outfit. =)
5:22 PM
Anna said…
She is such a cutie. Great job on the cpae. I love it!
7:02 PM
Mrs. Anna T said…
Simply adorable! I'd love to make something like this too, whenever I seize my own or someone else's little one, to work for :)
1:38 PM
La Tea Dah said…
Totally adorable cape ensemble! I love it --- and your little girl is just as darling (even more so!).

:) LaTeaDah
12:24 PM
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