There was a little girl who had a new doll,
she put her in a pram and took her for a stroll;
a policeman stopped her, looking harassed:
'You are pushing that pram way too fast!'
♡
Featured: a new pram blanket
and a vintage wooden pram found on the street.




You found that on the street?! What a treasure!!!
ReplyDeleteYour blanket is fantastic - the grannies are like colorful jewels out of a fairy tale!
Thanks, Maya. One man's trash is another's treasure :-)
DeleteHi Amalia, this is a good story! Cute photos too! I so love, love your new pram blanket! Good workmanship!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Nancy, kind as ever :-)
DeleteEvery doll deserves a beautiful handmade covered and an incredible cart as well
ReplyDeleteAmalia when this popped up on my Bloglovin' I couldn't wait to see..it looked like a vintage postcard.
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the pics..the quilt(s) and the great find..The kids are ♥
Oh, Monique, what a lovely comment, thank you.
DeleteHi Amalia,
ReplyDeleteWow that crocheted granny square blanket is just beautiful! The old fashioned pram looks so nice with the blankets.
The children are adorable.
Wishing you a wonderful weekend.
Julie xo
Amalia, your post always bring me such joy with your verse. The vintage pram is a delight and your crochet blanket stunning!
ReplyDeleteI love your post !!! the vintage pram is wonderful and your blanket so stunning !!! have a lovely week end !
ReplyDeleteI really have a soft spot for PROPER granny square blankets in all colours and round patterns. You know proper random ones not ones that people have agonised over the colour choices for ages by wrapping wool round pegs. I really like the blankets that are made from stash leftovers and marvel in the rainbow of colours. This is a brilliant blanket and how they should be. Jo x
ReplyDeleteI love bags of leftovers! They are so full of possibilities and surprises. Thanks, Jo.
DeleteSo Cute!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for stopping by!!
Hugs,
Deb
Dear Amalia,
ReplyDeletewhat a nice story:) And blanket:)
Greetings from France;)
And thanks for your kind visit:)
Thanks for visiting me, Katarzyna.
DeleteYour blankets are just beautiful, Amalia and I love your poetry. Lovely little pram too.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful blanket and the Priam looks rather special too, even if it's a speeding one! xx
ReplyDeleteYour blanket is just gorgeous and your story is sweet. I love the first two photos, they look like the work of Norman Rockwell. Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteA compliment indeed, Kim! Thanks.
DeleteSweet lil pram! The crochet blankie is adorable and so's the poem. You're so creative in every way.
ReplyDeleteI love the vintage pram and new pram blanket. Thanks for visiting my blog. xo Dianne
ReplyDeleteHow lucky to find such a treasure in the street! Adorable children and adorable blanket and poem too!
ReplyDeleteTHAT is sooo cute.
ReplyDeleteLovely blanket, Amalia! Cute story as always. What a great surprise to find on the street! xo ♥
ReplyDeleteI had my mother in the car with me when I spotted the pram. I hit the brakes quite hard in my excitement and while i now have the pram, I'm afraid my mother now has some misgivings about the quality of my driving :-)
DeleteSuch adorable children! The photos and your poem go together so sweetly Amalia. Love the pram blankets - granny squares are a favorite!
ReplyDeleteOh Amalia... you are so cute and fun! And TALENTED! Your amazing blanket paired with the little rhyme, acted out by your beautiful actors... is just precious! Love it all! Lucky you, finding that little pram on the street - wow!
ReplyDeleteThat was fun and what a stroke of luck to find that pram on the street! I really love your colourful blanket and your sweet models. xx
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jane! It gets even better because the pram has a red wheel! Only one, though, which is why I suppose it ended up in the street. My father made a wooden wheel so it can still run. And fast :-)
DeleteSo sweet and fun. Your poems, beautiful creations and photos just make me smile.
ReplyDeleteCarla
Who could put that perfect pram on the street? love your blanket.
ReplyDeleteMeredith
NOT a blogger, obviously :-)
DeleteOh, where to start? The pram and your crocheted blankets are pure eye candy and so are your little ones. I can't believe you found the pram out on the street. What a find!
ReplyDeleteMy darling Amalia,
ReplyDeletethe time I spend here with you is like a little jump back to my childhood that cheers up my heart, I'm so thankful for this little magic, my sweet friend !
Your blanket is truly gorgeous, so joyous and colorful, it really expresses the gladness you have in your deep.
With much dear love I wish you a blessed Sunday
Dany
An adorable story, an adorable blanket and an adorable pram... Plus cute actors!
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid my little nephew has grown rather fond of that stern expression :-)
DeleteSo nice, this story and your children! :-)
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Marijke
Sorry, I used the wrong account. This is the right one. :-)
DeleteWonderful photos! I love the vintage feel and the pram was a real find, Amalia! Adorable kids :)
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful children :-) Your crocheted blanket is adorable. I have never made a granny square blanket before. I think you have inspired me to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteIt's as easy as it gets, Cheryl, you really should give it a try.
DeleteBeautiful work... you are so talented!
ReplyDeleteSweet story. The blanket is lovely, and to find that pram - very lucky!
ReplyDeleteAmalia, I'm so glad you rescued the pram and that the children and you put it to such good use along with the beautiful blanket you made. I enjoyed the story. xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blanket !! Lovely way to show it in the pram:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous blanket! And the pram is a real find.
ReplyDeleteI adore granny square blankets and hope to make one someday! I can't believe you found the pram on the street! Adorable!
ReplyDeleteBoth the pram and the blanket are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous blanket and a darling little pram!
ReplyDeleteCaz xx
What a find! and I love the design and colors of the blanket. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteI thought those were vintage pictures lol....I guess not if your gorgeous blanket is in it! Great post!
ReplyDeleteCarol
So lovely story, Amalia!
ReplyDeleteI got to smile reading the words of that little police man♡
akiko
Thanks, Akiko. We had a lot of fun with it.
DeleteWhat a sweet post...the photos are adorable and the Granny square afghan is beautiful. Love the poem too!
ReplyDeleteSoo sweet! Love the pram and the blanket :). Pam in Norway
ReplyDeleteThank you, Pam, for visiting me.
DeleteThis is such a pretty blanket and that pram and your photos are amazing! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a pretty blanket and that pram and your photos are amazing! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a find! That blanket is gorgeous too. xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a find! That blanket is gorgeous too. xx
ReplyDeleteThanks again for joining and sharing your awesome blanket you made at:
ReplyDeleteMonday's Cooking and Crafting with J & J.
We love have your Amalia.
Enjoy the week.
Julie xo
Hi Amalia, oh wow how adorable. Love your poem and the granny square blanket is gorgeous. Love it and the darling photos.
ReplyDeleteHugs, cm
Hello Amalia, adorable kiddies and I love the pram and your pretty blanket. Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteOh this is so adorable, love the poem! The photo is tooo cute!
ReplyDeleteThat pram is so neat, haven't seen one like it and such a pretty crocheted blanket to go with it, like your little story with the pictures!
ReplyDeleteYou amaze me, Amalia. Your mind must be swimming in a pool of ideas constantly. Love your creativity! The pram and the children, and the crocheted blanket are all so sweet. And then that poem to top it off. Enchanting. Be well, my friend. xo ~ Nancy
ReplyDeleteThis nice comment really made me happy, Nancy, thanks.
DeleteWhat a delightful poem, Amalia, and I really like that pram. wow, it was found on the street! It looks very old.
ReplyDeleteThese pictures are so cute. Love the lighting on them.
Have a pleasant week.
~Sheri
Amalia ... that was such a creative post! Loved it! The blanket is absolutely gorgeous & the pram is adorable. Great Job!!!
ReplyDeleteHow adorable! The blanket is beautiful...love the happy colors!
ReplyDeletetoo darn cute. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's been years since I've crocheted those kinds of squares. That pretty afghan inspires me to get my yarn and crochet hooks out.
ReplyDeleteAnd what fun photos with the pram and stern policeman ... cute verse to go with them.
Sending happy wishes and blisses,
Brenda
xox
Thank you Brenda, for all your lovely messages. Yes, my fingers are tingling to crochet some more :-)
DeleteSo beautiful and delicate-)
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Yelena
Look beautiful Amalia!!!
ReplyDeletexoxo
How beautiful, Amalia! I love how colorful it is.
ReplyDeleteWhat a very charming post Amalia ... I loved it.
ReplyDeleteA very colourful blanket.
All the best Jan
What a very charming post Amalia ... I loved it.
ReplyDeleteA very colourful blanket.
All the best Jan
The blanket colours are vivid and wonderful and perfect for the pram.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous blanket and wonderful treassure pram. Lucky find! Anna x
ReplyDeleteI love your adorable verse, the sweet children, the gorgeous vintage pram and your gorgeously hued, crochet blanket.....aaah....sublime!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this happy comment, Kim :-)
DeleteWhat a sweet poem to go along with your pretty blanket and found treasure!
ReplyDeleteHow cute!!! Love the baby buggy (that is what they are called here in the States!), and the Granny square afghan. Reminds me of when I was little and my mom used to crochet them:)
ReplyDeleteCute post! Love the crocheted blanket!! That pram is a fantastic find!!
ReplyDeleteToo cute! That's a beautiful blanket, and wow, what a find the pram was!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable! :) I love this!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining Cooking and Crafting with J & J!
So gorgeous!! I really love these pictures, the wooden pram, the beautiful crochet...and your sweet little rhyme :)
ReplyDeleteHelen xox
I love the filter you used on these photos Amalia and of course the kids, pram and blanket are stunning!
ReplyDeleteThanks, DD, I only did it because we had a horrid fog for days on end and I couldn't get decent light, but was pleased with the way it came out.
DeleteBeautiful blankets and pictures !!!!
ReplyDeleteKids are so cute !!!
Have a lovely day !
Anna
How adorable!! Thanks for joining Home Sweet Home!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute! "Mother" looks a little annoyed with the policeman. Ha! Sweet dolly afghan, too.
ReplyDeleteShe often is! Is there anything peskier than a little brother? :-)
DeleteWow what an amazing find!!! And your afghan is beautiful:)
ReplyDeleteAdorable photos!
ReplyDeleteHi ! Always nice to visit your blog !!
ReplyDeleteReally, that's so beautiful !!!
Greetings
Too cute! I hope Mr. Policeman let her off with just a warning. Beautiful blanket and what a special find in the pram :)
ReplyDeleteWendy
He did, Wendy! He was a policeman with a heart of gold and a very accommodating model.
Deletersrs boa estorinha!
ReplyDeleteA manta é linda! Um belíssimo trabalho. E o carrinho, acompanhei o resgate - está muito bonito.
Gostei das fotos.
Abraços.
Love your little story and pictures. What a gorgeous blanket and colors.
ReplyDeleteHugs Diane
What a find! Lovely.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute post Amalia. Love it. And the little blanket is precious.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
❤️Ana
Love this! Love your blanket, love your pictures, love your poem! :) Thank you for sharing this on the Art of Home-Making Mondays! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the pram and blanket. The poem is very sweet:)
ReplyDeleteI love this Amelia. The photos are so cute along with the poem. Great blanket! Take care xx
ReplyDeleteAmalia, this is fantastic, what super little models. Great setting for your granny blanket. Love the verse too!
ReplyDeleteBarbara xx
Thanks, Barbara. It was fun.
DeleteLove the vintage colors of the blankets and that pram is a true treasure. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blankets! Looking at colorful grannies is always a joy to me. Just like it is to read your poems. I love this one. You should assemble them into a book. :-)
ReplyDeleteThat is my secret dream :-)
DeleteLove this! Pinned and tweeted. We truly appreciate you taking the time to be a part of our party. Please stop by and party with us again. The party starts Monday at 7 pm and ends on Friday at 7 pm. Happy Sunday! Lou Lou Girls
ReplyDeleteYou are such a delight, my friend :) Thank you for sharing this charming post with Roses of Inspiration - I will be featuring it at the party tomorrow afternoon. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteThis is too sweet, blanket and all! I have *featured* this today on the Art of Home-Making Mondays! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely post. Your blankets are gorgeous x
ReplyDeleteTruly a treasure to cherish! Darling pram too.
ReplyDeleteI'll join in and say I too am surprised you found this pram on the street! What a fabulous find Amalia! Lucky you :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely series of pictures! So cute! How lucky you were to find the pram on the streets. Lovely blanket as well.
ReplyDeleteThis made me smile. That's a lovely colourful blanket too. Sarah x
ReplyDeleteAdorable post....what great work too!
ReplyDeleteI loved this post Amalia! Superb photography which tells the story even without your delightful verse. Love the random colours of your fabulous granny blankets, isn't it great when you use up all those odds and ends in your stash? xx
ReplyDeleteOhMyGosh Amalia -- that's Adorable!!! How lucky to find that pram!
ReplyDeleteSo very beautiful :-) adore the photo's the pram and the blankets are gorgeous and so are the children :-) have a lovely day, dee x
ReplyDeleteLovely pram! The kids are cute
ReplyDeleteHaha, I love the story! And the blanket is precious:)
ReplyDeleteThe retro pram is really lovely
ReplyDeleteand the hand made blanket wonderful!
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Very cute pictures and blanket. xoxo
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures and I love your crochet, really beautiful. What a wonderful find with that pram too.
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