So, here you go!
The pattern is Bavarian Lullaby, from Learn to Do Bavarian Crochet (Annie’s Attic: Crochet)
It is a beautiful pattern, but the special stitch involved put a tremendous strain on my right index finger, holding all the loops on the hook. I ended up having to not crochet for about a month to heal that finger. So, while it looks lovely, I suspect I will not make many more using this pattern, at least not anything of this size.
I also made a few of baby doll blankets for Miss Munchkin this past spring, per her request.
A snowflake motif from Beyond the Square Crochet Motifs: 144 circles, hexagons, triangles, squares, and other unexpected shapes
A simple ripple design.
This is a Wiggles square pattern, which was fun to make and has a very cool 3-D effect. Can you tell Miss Munchkin’s favorite color is pink?
And a crocheted brain!
This cute brain pattern came from Cornflower Blue Studio.
Miss Munchkin was a bit disappointed with the brain, as she somehow thought it was a hat, since the original pattern website shows the brain sitting on a head. I might have to try to “attach” the brain to a hat for her, although she tells me now that she no longer likes wearing hats. Go figure!
I can understand why you had to recover over that first one. Amazing.
I was drawn to the second one, but couldn’t figure out why. Then it hit me. I had a teddy bear mobile that I hung on the baby crib. Each bear had one of those four colors on it. When I was done using the mobile, I took it apart and put a bear in each one of the children’s baby boxes. Crazy what is buried in the brain.
That is funny, that the colors are the same. And yes, you just never know what is going to stick in your brain!