I am currently feeling very inspired by an American designer, Anna Maria Horner (http://www.annamariahorner.com/). I've always been really taken with her fabric design but I recently picked up a copy of her latest book 'Handmade Beginnings'. The book contains 24 projects for welcoming a new baby into the family (she has 6 children, another reason why I am feeling very inspired by her and her drive) and is an absolute joy just to flick through, let alone actually study in any detail. I was especially pleased to see a couple of patterns for breastfeeding dresses and tops and am definitely going to make a couple of these for the summer. I also have serious studio envy having just had a look on her website; I love our new loft bedroom, but it is so flooded with light, I can't help but think it is also rather wasted as a bedroom, it would make a perfect studio for me!
As for me, I am very much on the go slow as the next three and a bit weeks tick away. I am (trying) to complete a couple of blankets similar to these ones...
before the baby arrives. Frankly, I think I'll be lucky if the children in question get them before their first birthdays at this rate! I am particularly excited about the Petite Village fabric I have for the binding though...
it's available from http://www.fabricrehab.co.uk/, who along with http://www.seamstar.co.uk/ and http://www.raystitch.co.uk/ are my favourite online fabric people.