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Sunday, 15 March 2020

Gifted Gorgeousness ~ March


 
 
 
Three gifts to share for March's Gifted Gorgeousness post :-
 
 
A baby boy due next month for my oldest nephew and his wife.
 
Exactly the same blanket as his brother had for his new baby girl last month
 
 
Wrist warmers knitted for a friend with arthritis
 
 
This one is an oriental poppy and is going off in the post to Clare for her 'Bouquet Tree' for the Christmas tree festival at the church. 
 
I know a few of you are stitching a flower to add as well. You can read all about it here and add your name if you would like to make one for Clare's tree too. 
 
If you are not familiar with Gifted Gorgeousness, you can visit Jo's blog to find out more.  GG was started in 2015, a day of the month to share things that have been gifted to you, or you have gifted to others since your last months post. 
Learn more here.
 
Waving a hello to new visitors, there have been a few this past couple of weeks, nice to see you!
 
Love and blessings
 
Julie 
 
 

23 comments:

  1. All beautiful gifts. I do love those wrist warmers, the colour is so pretty. I'm sure you're friend will be thrilled with those.

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  2. What lovely gifts , you have a heart of gold Julie .
    Stay safe lots of hugs.

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  3. Lovely Julie and sure all will be greatfully appreciated. Take care.

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  4. Very nice Julie, I especially like the wrist warmers … what a good idea.

    All the best Jan

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  5. They are beautiful baby blankets. Two grandbabies so close together - you are blessed. Thanks for the link to Clare's flower project.

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  6. Love the wrist warmers and the blanket is lovely.

    Julie xxxxx

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  7. Lovely knitting as always Julie, beautiful gifts which I know will be appreciated. Thank you for stitching a flower for my 'bouquet' and mentioning it on your blog.

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  8. So beautiful, you have been busy. I'm sure everyone will be delighted with your makes.

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  9. The baby blanket is lovely, love that stitch and the mits, lovely colour.
    I had to smile when you mentioned using cotton wool and water instead of wipes, I remember doing that and told Joanne the same :-)

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  10. Lovely gifts Julie, I especially like the mittens

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  11. The wrist warmers are elegant!! Love them and a baby blanket is always appreciated. Clare will be so appreciative of your pretty poppy. Stay well, Mary and RJ

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  12. What lovely knitting! I'm sure the recipients will love and cherish them! How thoughtful to stitch for Clare's tree! Lovely post!!

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  13. Love the wrist warmers, clever idea! Thanks for the link to Clare, want to add my flower to her bouquet! Love xxx

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  14. Lovely gifts, I'm sure they will be used and appreciated by the recipients:)

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  15. I know your gifts will be well received, Julie--they are simply lovely. Beautiful job on your flower for Clare's Christmas tree. I'm still deciding on which one to stitch myself--hard to make a decision when it comes to pretty flowers.

    Take care now ♥

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  16. Oh such thoughtful, pretty gifts! I love that poppy for Clare!

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  17. Fantastic gifts. Love the warmers. Jeremiah has a pair and he loves them. He can still play his Xbox with warm hands.

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  18. Thanks for taking part in GG this month. I love those wrist warmers, I wear a pair in the shop as it's so cold with the door open.
    The poppy is lovely too. I haven't decided what I am going to stitch yet.

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  19. All gorgeous makes, I especially love the wrist warmers. X

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  20. Beautiful work as usual Julie, you're very productive.. Hope you're feeling well. Blessings xx

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  21. Love the wrist warmers - they are such a great idea, aren't they?

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  22. Lots of lovely knitting Julie, you have kept busy!
    Barbara xx

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