LAH> Good luck with them.  I've been making some clothespin angels (first
 LAH> time I've made these) and I figured that 2 or 3 to each teacher and bus
 LAH> driver and anyone else I'd like to give a small present to, would be
 LAH> perfect.  I plan to write on the clothespin, under the skirt, the year
 LAH> and who it was from.  This way, the person (years down the road) would
 LAH> be able to tell how long they had it and who it was from. :-)
                  Those are fun!  I have patterns for the Christmas 
Clothespin 
Angels by Leisure Arts which really can be used for anytime.  I did get 
bigger 
heads for the clothespins and made larger halos, but they all turned out 
cute. 
Did one of your patterns (number 1 in my book) have a trim that looped up 
into 
the dress?  I thought that was the neatest thing and started trimming some of 
my doilies and shell edgings with that in off colors....its very striking.  
                  We recently moved into a new house that we had been 
building 
all summer and I've got projects going for every room.  Fortunately, my 
dearest darling mom has already come down for a visit and is back up in 
Tennessee with her crochet needle flying!  She did bring me two very cute 
afghans....one is a pair of angels in filet mesh (too pretty to even 
describe) 
and the other is a 'Cat in the Window' lap/ghan that is  cute.  Let me know 
if 
you are looking for any patterns like these...we've been gathering angels and 
cats for some time.
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