Need help finding a pattern
I need help finding something I can knit for my son, I'm a hopeless knitting 'n0ob' so it HAS to be easy! I can knit, purl, yo, k2tog, cast on, bind off.
"Newborn" patterns won't work as my 2 month old is already over 12 (!) lbs! Yes, I tried Ravelry and I'm going nowhere fast, oh, it also needs to be a free pattern. Thanks! |
Have you looked at www.knittingpatterncentral.com ?
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I didn't even know it existed! Thanks!
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http://www.hipknitized.com/2009/10/b...ck-cocoon.html
Hey, looks easy-cheesy to me! (plus, useful!) Do you think I can use three-needle bind-off on this one? |
You mean at the bottom? If you want to leave it square, that's the way I'd go. You might want the extra room for your little chunker.:inlove:
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At the bottom, yeah...I'm not sure I completely understand. Square...?
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With knowing how to knit those stitches you know just about all you need to know to knit ANYTHING.
Now you show a sack pattern...is that what you want? What do you have in mind? There are too many patterns to just look for one without some info. |
I *do* wish I could knit a sweater or a vest, also leggings but I'm chicken...
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This one is knit all in one piece and then the sides and underarms are seamed. http://terpconnect.umd.edu/~bwmm89 /GarterSt.html This one is a raglan and will require no seams at all. http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr...oke-baby-cardi Here's some help, too. http://www.knittingpureandsimple.com/knitalong.html |
This is my favorite website for patterns. They're designed for personal use or charity. They're simple, no-nonsense patterns.
http://www.bevscountrycottage.com/baby.html Bev also has some useful size charts. http://www.bevscountrycottage.com/size-chart.html |
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