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Yarn: Angora, lost the labels
Needles: size 4 knitting needles
Pattern: Knitting for Two by Erika Knight Its the retro bonnet and dainty booties patterns both from this book. They make a lovely set. I dont have enough yarn left to make a cardi to go with them. Sadly
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Yarn: Dream Baby DK 1 1/3 skeins pinky
Needles: bamboo size 6 knitting needles
Pattern:Matinee Coat from a Plymouth Yarns booklet P594
Another grandbaby knit. I like this pattern very much. Its the first project I have knitted in this fashion. Its done from bottom up, but the bodice is knitted on after all the components are knitted first. Then knitted up from there. I like that type of construction and I think it looks pretty nice too. The yarn is a real dream, very soft, pretty colors, cheap pricing, and washable.
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Yarn: My own handspun merino/alpaca, hand dyed, drum carded to mix the two wools, 16 wpi
Needles: size 4 circular knitting needles
Pattern: Adriane's Hello Yarn free pattern at http://www.helloyarn.com/freepatterns.htm
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Yarn: Dream Baby DK
Needles: bamboo size 4 knitting needles
Pattern: The one on the left is a DBliss pattern for the bear bonnet ( I havent sewed on the ears yet) The right is a bonnet from Knitting for Two by Erika Knight. My alltime favorite bonnet pattern. Easy to knit, easy to read instructions.
Materials:
Yarn: Dream Baby DK 1 1/3 skeins pinky
Needles: bamboo size 6 knitting needles
Pattern:Matinee Coat from a Plymouth Yarns booklet P594
Another grandbaby knit. I like this pattern very much. Its the first project I have knitted in this fashion. Its done from bottom up, but the bodice is knitted on after all the components are knitted first. Then knitted up from there. I like that type of construction and I think it looks pretty nice too. The yarn is a real dream, very soft, pretty colors, cheap pricing, and washable.
Project InfoMaterials:
Yarn: My own handspun merino/alpaca, hand dyed, drum carded to mix the two wools, 16 wpi
Needles: size 4 circular knitting needles
Pattern: Adriane's Hello Yarn free pattern at http://www.helloyarn.com/freepatterns.htm
Project InfoMaterials:
Yarn: Dream Baby DK
Needles: bamboo size 4 knitting needles
Pattern: The one on the left is a DBliss pattern for the bear bonnet ( I havent sewed on the ears yet) The right is a bonnet from Knitting for Two by Erika Knight. My alltime favorite bonnet pattern. Easy to knit, easy to read instructions.
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Yarn: Dream Baby DK 1 1/2 skeins lilac, 300 yards
Needles: bamboo size 6 knitting needles
Pattern, Spirit of Knitting Winter 2007 issue from LYS
18" snap tape
I used very small sized round elastic for waist of diaper cover
This is a nice pattern, easy to follow. I will make this one again for all the new grandbabies to come.
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Fleece leftovers 1/8 yard
matching thread
This came from a free pattern at http://www.poopockets.com/free/footies/footies.htm
Materials:
Yarn: Dream Baby DK 1 1/2 skeins lilac, 300 yards
Needles: bamboo size 6 knitting needles
Pattern, Spirit of Knitting Winter 2007 issue from LYS
18" snap tape
I used very small sized round elastic for waist of diaper cover
This is a nice pattern, easy to follow. I will make this one again for all the new grandbabies to come.
Project InfoMaterials:
Fleece leftovers 1/8 yard
matching thread
This came from a free pattern at http://www.poopockets.com/free/footies/footies.htm
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Yarn: Elann Peruvian Baby Cashmere, small amount used for 1 booties to sample
Needles: bamboo size 3 knitting needles
Pattern: Debbie Bliss Baby Style This yarn is very very soft and stretchy, perfect for a babies foot. I want to make a sweater in this yarn but havent chosen the pattern yet.
Project Info Materials: Yarn: Bomul Lin Needles: size 3 knitting needles
Pattern: Saartje's Bootees from http://lookingglassknits.blogspot.com/2007/06/booties-without-buttons-may-be-cute-but.html
2 comments:
Hi -- your baby items are just lovely! But I want to give credit where credit is due -- the Saartje's booties are not my pattern; I just made my own pair. The pattern is by Saartje van Brujn, and can be found at http://www.saartjeknits.nl/archives/2007/05/
I see, thanks for the information and for posting it for others to see as well.
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