A scarf and a plane

Last Saturday, I finished knitting the scarf for Louise... ...I'm told she loves it! :) And, on Sunday, I made this little knitted plane... Complete with a little propeller on the front of it... ...I made it for Michael. It's his first birthday on July 20th, so I wanted to make him something. I figured a plane would be easy enough to make up a pattern for, and a good option for a little boy who hasn't yet developed any real preferences for spacific types of things. Anyway, I made it now so I have plenty of time to get it to Elizabeth for him before his birthday next month. If you're wondering, no; the propeller doesn't move... I figured firmly sewing it on was a better option for an infant. I stitched every piece as firmly as I could, going over each piece again and again to make it as secure as possible. I figured that was the best option, since it was for such a young child, and I know how children like playing rough with things sometimes. Anyway... I've finished both of Emma's blankets for her dolls too, but I haven't had a chance to get photos on here for them. They're only small-ish, pretty simple blankets, so it didn't take me long to do them; I knitted both of them in this past week (I finished the second one last night). There's a photo of each of them on my camera, so I'll share it some time soon. I had a photo taken of each of them because they're slightly different. They're to be for her dolls' prams at two different houses, but I still figured they should be slightly different. I have made a start on the next project, and I have plans to make several other items, but I'll tell you more about all the other projects another time.