Headfooter

Another baby on the way (not in my  belly, though :-) ), so I made another headfooter for a present!

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  1. That's adorable! Nothing like a great homemade gift for someone else! The Mom-to-be will love it I'm sure!

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  2. Headfooter. What a great name! He (or she) is awfully cute, too. :^)

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  3. So adorable for a new baby! I love that it's just the head and legs, without a torso.

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