Cream colored Newborn Cocoon........Cost $22
Monday, November 15, 2010
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Yellow Butterfly & Brown Headband
Miss M wearing the yellow butterfly & Brown Headband.......Cost $18
Friday, September 10, 2010
Soft Baby Blue Photo Prop Elf Hat
This Blue Elf hat is made from the softest yarn. Photos taken by Kerry Bowman. $24
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Lilybean Hat & Flower
Handmade Crochet Hat with Flower $45.00
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Sunday, August 8, 2010
Friday, July 30, 2010
Bright Yellow Butterfly & White Headband
Don't like the orange/yellow combo, try a Bright Yellow Butterfly with White Headband.....Cost $18
Bright Orange/Yellow Butterfly & White Headband
Bright Orange & Yellow Butterfly with a White Headband.......Cost $18
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Two Tone Pink Butterfly & Brown Headband
Bright Pink, Light Pink Butterfly & Brown Headband......Cost $18
Light Pink Butterfly & Brown Headband
Miss T.....there's nothing more beautiful than a daddy with his "Little Princess"
Light Pink Butterfly & Brown Headband......Cost $18
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Lilac headband & Lilac/Sage Green Butterfly
When photographers aren't asking me to do photo props for them, I'm usually working on my headband/butterfly combos. Here's a sneak peek........
Sage Green/Lilac Butterfly & Lilac Headband Cost: $18
Miss L. wearing white headband with blue butterfly
Every time I look at this picture it makes me want to smile :-)
Headband/butterly Cost: $18
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Friday, May 28, 2010
Baby Girl wearing a blue butterfly/white headband
Cute Miss L is wearing a blue butterfly/white headband. Cost= $18
Creating things has always been a part of me. I'm not good at creating something out of the blue, but rather I do best when I combine ideas from lots of different places to come up with my own new creation.
I learned to knit and crochet at a young age of 10yrs old. My biggest accomplishment in high school was designing and crocheting a big table cloth for my mom that I entered into a competition. Did I follow a pattern? Well.....sort of...... I copied a small tablecloth that my Grandma had made, the kind that goes on top of those small round tables in the living room, and modified the design. I've made many things sense then, some good, some not so good, like when I decided to knit everyone in the family a winter hat. The problem was that I didn't want anyone to know what I was doing and so I couldn't measure their heads. Needless to say, they all turned out WAY to BIG and it's become the joke of the family since then.
My Grandma Dilly, who is 94 yrs old, tells people her favorite story of when she took care of me as a little girl. She had taken out color crayons and a coloring book and proceeded to show me "how to color". When she finished, I apparently looked up at her and said, "That's OK Grandma, I'll do it my way!" And I'm still doing things "my way" to this day!
That's what Lilybean is all about......creating hats, headband, flowers, butterflies etc. by putting together pieces of different designs and then making up my own "better design."
Recently my husband and I have become big fans of the Dave Ramsey Show. And on his radio show (http://www.daveramsey.com/radio/home/) he's always talking about how you need to find what your passionate about and then find a way to make money with it.
Well, one day a photographer friend of mine, Michelle Hunt, came to me and asked me if I could knit a cute hat she had seen on the Internet for a photo shoot. I said sure. And that's how Lilybean came about.
I learned to knit and crochet at a young age of 10yrs old. My biggest accomplishment in high school was designing and crocheting a big table cloth for my mom that I entered into a competition. Did I follow a pattern? Well.....sort of...... I copied a small tablecloth that my Grandma had made, the kind that goes on top of those small round tables in the living room, and modified the design. I've made many things sense then, some good, some not so good, like when I decided to knit everyone in the family a winter hat. The problem was that I didn't want anyone to know what I was doing and so I couldn't measure their heads. Needless to say, they all turned out WAY to BIG and it's become the joke of the family since then.
My Grandma Dilly, who is 94 yrs old, tells people her favorite story of when she took care of me as a little girl. She had taken out color crayons and a coloring book and proceeded to show me "how to color". When she finished, I apparently looked up at her and said, "That's OK Grandma, I'll do it my way!" And I'm still doing things "my way" to this day!
That's what Lilybean is all about......creating hats, headband, flowers, butterflies etc. by putting together pieces of different designs and then making up my own "better design."
Recently my husband and I have become big fans of the Dave Ramsey Show. And on his radio show (http://www.daveramsey.com/radio/home/) he's always talking about how you need to find what your passionate about and then find a way to make money with it.
Well, one day a photographer friend of mine, Michelle Hunt, came to me and asked me if I could knit a cute hat she had seen on the Internet for a photo shoot. I said sure. And that's how Lilybean came about.
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