Children's Table, Part 2.

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here is the new thread for Children's Table posts.
You can read the previous posts here in this thread.

Children's Table 2024

Wow, Part 2 already! That just goes to show how hard-working you are, Inge!

Thanks, Josefa :-)

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So, now I’m adding the first picture to Part 2 of the Kids’ Table thread :-)) My daughter knitted a similar hat the other day, also for the Kids’ Table; this hat inspired me to knit my own hat :-) This type of hat is perfect for using up leftover yarn.

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a teddy bear made of chenille yarn

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Oh, how cozy!

Thanks, Veronika, :-)

Today, a comfort blanket—pattern by Inge :-)

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What a cheerful little one! With a pair of longer ears, it could easily pass for the Easter Bunny.

Thanks, Veronika :-)

Today, a “Sleepy Cuddle Duck,” found in a really old needlework magazine :-)) Once again, I only used scraps—including some from my box—but they still don’t seem to be getting any fewer :-)))

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The second one is done, and the big duck is sewn too :-))
And here they are, both together in one picture :-)

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They’re so cute!

Here’s another kids’ hat today—they’re very popular at the Kids’ Table


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And I’ve knitted another hat :-)

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Great colors—I’d like those too!

And here’s one more today—I just counted: 12 hats from me and about 5 from my daughter, plus a few more from a friend. I think that’s enough for now :-)

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Today I made a crocheted hat—I hadn’t been able to do that for a while because of my sore hands and fingers, but since I’ve been massaging my hands and wrists daily with the massage gun, I can do so much more again :-)

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Wow, Inge, you’ve been busy again. Great colorful items, and I think those cuddly ducks are totally funny with those feet. I might just take the white one home.
I think it’s great to make things for charitable causes. Keep it up, Inge.

We’re running the “Christmas in a Shoebox” campaign again here. I could do some good there, too.

Crocheted a baby/toddler hat today, knitted on the cuff

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I bought a book with such lovely little dolls to knit, ideal for the Kindertafel. The first one I knitted from it is this little dolly, but there will be more, because they are really too cute.

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Oh, how cute! I still remember these little knitted dolls—it feels like 100 years ago, there was a pattern in *Brigitte* magazine, and back then we all made tons of them. There’s also a similar pattern for little bears; I knitted one a while back, and I could make another one.

three themed pillows today :-)
they’re available from B.tt.ne..e as a set-of-three coupon
They’re all going into the box for the Kindertafel

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A dark red knotted headband was knitted today.

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All leftover yarn that became a hat knitted diagonally

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and another hat finished :-)

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So many different hat styles! Awesome!

Thanks, Veronika. Yes, as far as the Kindertafel is concerned, I’m slowly but surely heading into the home stretch this year; in about 3 weeks I’ll hand in everything I’ve made and received.
Today I’m adding a little crocheted baby hat made from leftover sock yarn.

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Today, a headband

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another crocheted headband today

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Yesterday a friend gave me some more plush fabric, and today I sewed a polar bear from it; I’ve had the sewing pattern in my stash for at least 20 years.


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So, the teddy bear from one of my teddy bear books is finished too.

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Here’s a trio today :-))
Seahorse, Owl, and Teddy—the three friends :-)


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And each one is cuter than the last!

This is my last post for the Kids’ Board, since everything is due in a few days.

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Ooooh, how cute!