Stashbuster baby 'crayon' cardi....
Jan's fabulous baby sweaters for Stitches from the Heart inspired me to put the rest of my stash to good use.
Variation on this pattern: http://www.knittingonthenet.com/patt...estripebam.htm Was really fun making something so small (took only a couple days for the actual sweater...a bit of time to weave all the ends) and being I don't ever have occasion to work top down, enjoyed the technique for this purpose given my very limited amt of yarn (as I attempted to allocate it for balanced striping). Partially completed with stash: http://www.angelsacolyte.com/cam/sta...er_sweater.jpg Finished sweater: http://www.angelsacolyte.com/cam/baby_sweater.jpg Not nearly as exquisite as some of the other fab creations posted here but a nice change of pace project. cam |
Ooh, I love it! I especially like how you bring a bright yarn right up to the face - it'll look great on the baby! Wonderful job :D
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Thanks, redheadrachel! This will get donated so no idea who'll be wearing it but thought the bright mix of colors would make for a fun look.
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It is very cute and it is always nice to be able to use up yarn!
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That's so cute! I'm sure that any baby wearing that will look adorable.
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That is so cute! I'm glad I inspired you! What better way to use up little bits of yarn in your stash. :hug:
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Thanks, Jan! Two more??? Ouch. I don't have enough acrylic stash to do another little sweater. However, I've generated quite a bit of usable yarn from my recycled thrift store sweaters but plan to make something for myself with that.
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Your sweater turned out really cute. Thanks to both you and Jan for sharing this pattern. I really like the way it is worked top down with no seams. My favorite kind of pattern!
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That's cute! :)
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loveswildflowers....thanks! Had I the compulsion, and the stash!, I could see myself cranking out a bunch of these. I'm so used to making adult-size sweaters, most requiring seaming, that this was a piece of cake. :)
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