Here's a question for you. Do you know what a group of bears is called? You'll have to read to the end of this post to find out!
Reason for the question is that I wanted to show you this...
These little critters, also known as 'lovies', are seemingly all the rage around the internet. They combine an animal, in this case a bear, and a security blanket. There are lots of free patterns on Ravelry (which is where I got this pattern) if you want to go and check them out. They also come up under 'blankies'. If you aren't familiar with Ravelry, you should be! It's a marvelous resource for knitters and crocheters and you can join for free. There are tons of free patterns available there, as well as those you can pay a nominal sum for.
I don't know if you will remember about a month ago me showing a picture of the 31-year old cradle that we were sprucing up for our soon-to-be-born grandbaby (you can go
HERE to read the story behind it). Yesterday we delivered it to our #1 son and daughter-in-love and here it is, all set up and ready for Logan to arrive....
The quote of the day, from Diane Grant....
"It's better to walk alone, than with a crowd going in the wrong direction"
Oh....and the answer to the question? A group of teddy bears is called a 'hug'. Fitting, don't you think?
So cute, a group of Teddies, a hug!Lot's of hugs to you with your little grandson almost here!
ReplyDeleteAwww, a hug, that's cute and so is your little blankie.
ReplyDeleteA perfect combination a bear and a blanket. The cradle looks beautiful, how special to have it to use again. A "Hug" to you!
ReplyDeletea hug of bears = Love it!!!
ReplyDeleteand your huggie bear sure is the sweetest and must be fun to cuddle
very exciting to be awaiting a new little one...precious cradle too!
oxo
The cradle looks great! And that 'lovie' is adorable, and huggable (unlike a group of wild bears, but so like a group of teddy bears!)
ReplyDeletethat rib is so precious and I love the little teddy, blanket...
ReplyDeleteI just love that you call your DIL, daughter-in-love. How sweet!
ReplyDelete