Winter hat for Baby Isis

A winter hat for Baby Isis with a pink ribbon for a touch of the feminine.
I crocheted this little hat in Yeonmu, South Korea
for my first grand daughter, who was born just north of Yeonmu, in Daejeon, South Korea on 4 November 2007 in the year of the golden boar.





Thunder and lightening brought the snowfall for the first time this winter. Luckily, I crocheted Isis's winter hat just in time.

Hat of Isis

Mushroom crocheted this little hat with a#8 hook and Korean yarn of 30% wool and 70% acrylic for my first grand daughter, Isis just a few days after she was born.

This was one of my first projects while in architectural design class at the University of New Mexico in 1976. My intention was to bring in natural light from both the ceiling and the walls. The light tubes on the sculpture gallery roof, (on the right), would be adjustable to catch the preferred sun lighting. The Painting and Drawing gallery, (on the left), wwas designed with natural light coming in from the North and diffuse lighting coming from overhead or not at all. There is an outdoor sculpture courtyard at the rear.

Mushroom crocheted this blanket for his grandson, Tigerboy. If you look at the bottom of this blog you will see how the baby blanket started out.

Tigerboy nurses while Bonnie enjoys lying under the blanket that grandpa Mushroom chrocheted for Tigerboy.

I have been adding to my grandson's baby blanket. Our daughter, Bonnie, returned it in the summer with a request that I make it larger since "Tiger Boy" is growing so quickly. I think that she secretly wants to use it herself. I will be adding the lake to the bottom and then finishing the blanket with the white trim that I started at the top.
If you look closely, you can see the heart in the moon.