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Tuesday, September 11, 2007

Homemade Leg Warmers - WFMW

In these last few moments before Rosh HaShanah, these are the things that occupy my mind!?

But anyway...

Thanks to this great post from Zrecommends, I realized that I could make my own adorable baby leg warmers from knee socks that I already had. (I suppose this then gives away my own personal knee-sock love...)

Isn't she a cutie? I just cut the feet off of these nicely soft mommy-socks. I think she likes them. The weather turned cooler and I put her in pants which were a serious hindrance to her crawly-cruisy state...her toes kept getting caught in the pants. So here is the solution. Adorable and warm! Works for me...

(okay, now that I look again at the photo, I'm not sure you can tell what I did. But trust me, she's cute. They were valentine's day socks. Valentine's Day is a sock holiday, did you know that? Seriously. There are always tons of V-Day socks and then on clearance afterwards...at Target!)


Shana Tova!
(Stay tuned for a very funny video for my Shana Tova post later today)

7 comments:

  1. She's adorable, and I'm very impressed that she's not pulling them right off LOL.

    Shana tova u'metuka from Israel.

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  2. Could she BE any CUTER?? And the leg-warmers are adorable. Hooray!

    A good and healthy new year to you all. May you have a year filled with sweetness and joy :)

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  3. Happy New Years! I have seen similar leg warmers at chic boutique stores here in LA. Did you do something to keep them from unraveling?

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  4. How cute is that!!!! Thanks for the great idea!

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  5. Sweet baby! I will need to try it as our baby is very soon crawling!

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  6. nope, nothing to leave them from unravelling. although i haven't washed them yet, the original idea from zrecommends said that i didn't need to do anything. i hope they don't unravel but i bet they'll be fine, just a little raggedy which is fine with me. if they fail...well, then i guess i'll go out and spend $12 for the "real" thing. although...i suppose a serger machine would do the trick. i don't have one, tho. thanks for visiting!

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  7. She is adorable and heck yeah valentine's day is totally a sock holiday. *wink*

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