Latest and Greatest Sewing Project Complete!

So, TA-DAA! I had the apron done for quite a while (except I still need to either make the button hole, or just add ties), but when I made it I thought it looked like a little pioneer girl apron, so then I had to make a bonnet to go with it (and I almost want to make her a real pioneer-ish dress to go under it (another example of the addicting nature of sewing)), and I didn't get it finished until today. The apron instructions are here, but when I first saw the pictures, I thought that the skirt the little girl is wearing was part of the apron, so when I actually made it and realized it wasn't, I just added the lower ruffle myself. I wish I would have thought about it and made the ruffle with the red fabric but oh well. Still cute. This was actually much harder for me than the last little apron I made. It took forever for me to figure out which way to put the shoulder straps on so they'd be the right way out. I guess I'm not much for spatial visualization.
Then, the instructions for the bonnet are here. To actually get the picture of the pattern you have to click on the link called 'image gallery' under the 'Related' tab. Fun fun fun. I think Hazel is SOOOO cute! I hope we take the kids to Nauvoo some time and I can take a bunch of pictures of her by the Nauvoo temple, and by the cabins, and on the wagons, etc. When we went to Nauvoo for our anniversary last year (without the kids) I saw a few different places where they sold bonnets, and I really wanted to buy one for Hazel. Now I have to admit, I'm quite proud I made it myself.
She doesn't like wearing it, however, and tries to get it off within minutes of me putting it on. She says, "I stuck." Yeah---it's tied on. :) Well, I should go to bed (but I know I won't, because Brett's not home yet. He went to Seth's house (a guy in his lab) to help him work on his motorcycle, and it's 12:12 right now and he's still not home.). Night!