Firstly, the trusty Ten Stitch, this is the first of two for my grandsons. Rufus loves to play tents with the ones I have here so I plan to knit one for each of the boys. Its funny whenever Rufus comes and sees me knitting he asks " is that for me". So pleased he appreciates my efforts. Using up lots of stash for these projects
Secondly is the Seamless Yoked cardigan, knitted on circulars in one piece. I am using a small circular for the sleeves rather than DPN's. Its knitted in Sublime Baby Cotton Kapok DK in colour way Milkshake, this is so soft and washes well. This will be a gift.
I looked at all the ten stitch projects on Ravelry. Wow, that looks like a popular pattern. Yours is looking nice with the marl-y yarns.
ReplyDeleteComments written on your and other people's blogs while on the Facebook Page don't register. I love the colours of your ten-stitch. Rufus should be well pleased with it. The little cardigan is delightful. Knittng with circulars is good - no seaming. I agree that buying on Monday doesn't count as 2013. Just wondering what you will make with it. Another ten stitch or jumpers for Rufus and Laurie? I take it Peter doesn't get a look in?
ReplyDeleteI also like your idea of linking your makes to your Ravelry Projects. I might pinch that idea from you. Listing my projects is waaaaay behind.
You are teaching that boy to be a super knitter considering you've got him playing with needles AND he's excited about the things you make. You may be training the next big knit-wear designer. I think it is so sweet that you are making the Ten Stitch for your little grandboys.
ReplyDeletelove the classic look of the yoked cardigan! very pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love the seamless yoked pattern - it is my go to baby sweater pattern.
ReplyDeleteI am dying over that blanket! Thanks for linking to the pattern; that looks like a good way to eat up some of my worsted yarn stash!
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