Last Tuesday afternoon Rachel asked if I could make Miss J a summer cardigan for a wedding they are attending this Friday. Only happy to comply. Quickly went through my patterns and stash and came up with this little number.
The pattern is Sirdar 1848 and the yarn Sublime Cotton Kapok DK. I made a few modifications. I did the front bands in one to avoid the centre back seam, left out the buttonholes, and added the flower details to make it look a bit more special.
Miss J will be wearing this with a peach dress with cream embroidered bodice, a straw hat, and little sandals. We tried it all on her this afternoon but forgot to take photos!
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11 January 2014
Knitting - A good start to the year
As most of you know I LOVE to knit, other than the blood droplets, I have knitted these so far this year. I am trying to be good about documenting patterns and yarns, thus enabling readers to find the information quickly should they like a yarn or pattern.
Pattern : simple hat, not based on any particular pattern - I knitted a flower to be added incase the baby should be a girl. I have no problem with blue on girls, but at least people won't have to ask what gender. The mitts pattern was slightly adapted from a pattern I found on the net but can't remember where
Yarn: Red Heart Fina DK - 100% wool - this is a very fine DK more of a sport weight, nice and soft though
Pattern: Design E from the Sirdar Early Arrivals #2 book
Yarn: Sublime baby cotton kapok DK - colourway milkshake
Both of these projects are for our new grandchild due in February, excitement is mounting, but still a way off yet.
Whilst on the subject of new babies, huge congratulations to Alex & Cat on the birth of their new daughter Lily, sister for Charlie. Well done to you all, and at least Cat will be feeling human again after 9 months of being sick!
Do you have plans for the weekend? The sun is out here in Cambridgeshire, cold, but I am hoping that the garden will dry up a bit so we can get out for some tidying. The bulbs are poking through with the promise of spring on the horizon. Anyway have a great weekend, I'll be sure to document ours, so pop back again.
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