I was taught to bring something to the hostess when first visiting.
Since I just joined this forum I thought I would bring along a hostess gift to all of you who post here. This is a pattern for a tiny angel. It can be used as a doll or as an ornament. It can be made with small amounts of left over yarn. Doesn’t everyone need a little angel in their pocket?
The pattern is available here http://www.lucybug.org/tinyangel.html
Mama Bear
That’s adorable! Thanks. 
That -is- adorable! But unless I’m missing something, the link only leads to the picture you posted… a bit of detective work tells me that http://www.lucybug.org/tinyangel.html is the link you meant. 
Welcome to KH, mamabear…and thanks so much for the pattern
Tab, Thanks so much for catching my link mistake! I corrected it in my post.
Thanks for the welcome and nice comments everyone. This is the first time I have shared a pattern I wrote. My normal scribbled patterns wouldn’t be decipherable!
Mama Bear
Just too cute…I am going to make this my project for the summer with bits of left over yarn from projects and let the angel be the “bow” on my hand knitted gifts for Christmas this year…well that is the plan…if I have time.
Well aren’t you sweet! That’s adorable, thanks!
If you have kids and with a name like mama bear you should have this avatar! It might have t be adjusted a bit if you do want to use it.
Welcome! and thank you for sharing your cute little angel!
Jan,
That is an adorable avitar! If I weren’t personally attached to the one I have, I would use it. The little cubs remind me of my grandchildren.
My daughter drew the bear in my current avitar since I live in the woods and like bear, as well as loving to knit socks.
Louine, I like the idea of the angel as a package decoration! I designed the angel for the lucybug charity knit-along, and hope to also make some for the warming Grace project.
I wanted something fast and with the least “fiddling” possible. The hair is probably the most fiddly part of the entire angel since the angel body is knit in the round and doesn’t require seaming (although I hope to have a flat/seamed pattern out soon for those who prefer).
Nicole, thank you 
Mama Bear
Thank you so much! What a beautiful, heart-warming angel; and what a beautiful, heart-warming site!
Thank you Denise.
If anyone knits this, I would love to see a photo. So far the ones I have seen all have come out differently with their own personalities.
Mama Bear