Scarves for little rock stars

There's something to be said for well-made kids' accessories , right? Something else to be said for well-made kids' accessories that sport some of the most adorable designs around. But it's something else entirely when we're talking well…

Scarves for little rock stars
There's something to be said for well-made kids' accessories, right? Something else to be said for well-made kids' accessories that sport some of the most adorable designs around.

But it's something else entirely when we're talking well-made, adorable kids' accessories that are handmade with the softest wool by a forward-thinking graphic designer in England. That's exactly the story with Ann Moore's beautiful knitwear. Inspired by bold and graphic patterns that are cute but not cutesy,  Moore meticulously creates knitted pieces for kids using her trusty Brother knitting machine and heard-wearing wool that's made to last. 
The care she puts into every item shows. I mean, look at her La La Scarf--made with "tickle-free pure new wool." Look at that microphone! It's enough to let any kid's inner rock star out.
Okay, the pricetags on these gorgeous pieces are steeper than the stuff you'll find at the mall (the scarf is £54, or about $84). So if you have a relative in London you can cajole into sending your munchkin something this posh for Christmas--well, you better jolly well do it.  -Lexi
FInd the gorgeous microphone scarves and crown hats from Ann Moore'

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