Charlotte's posing in the sweater that I knitted in Maui. I finished it the day before we came home. Then I just had to block it and put buttons on it. It is one that I shipped to a customer.
I tried it on her because I wanted to see the fit of it. It seemed big and heavy to me. It looked better than I thought it would. It gave me some ease of mind in shipping it out.
Before we left for Maui, I knitted this sweater for a gift for a new baby. It was blocking while we were gone, and now I have the buttons on it. You'll have to wait for the baby to grow into it to see pics of him in this sweater.
This is from a book Chic Knits for Stylish Babies. I've done it before and really liked it, so I thought it would make a nice gift. It's knitted in a washable wool and has a nice hood.
Great knitting. I´ll be following you both hear and at Pinterest. Congratulations.
ReplyDeleteThen pink sweater is so cute on her and sits well, and I love how she is holding the matching pink hand bag in the second photo.
ReplyDeleteLooks great. I am always so impressed by people who can knit. Your sweaters are beautiful. They make me want to try to knitting again...again.
ReplyDeleteYou are so talented...what a precious little girl too:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects, Elaine! I especially love the one Charlotte is wearing. Thanks for linking up to TGIFF!
ReplyDeleteKnitting in Maui! Is that a bit like sipping pina coladas in the Aluetians? Love the boy's cardi!
ReplyDeleteTwo great sweaters! I'm impressed. Whoop whoop!!
ReplyDeleteI have the book "chic Knits for Stylish Toddlers" and I've never made anything from it. Time my grandsons got some of Grandmum's hand knits, I think! Especially since we are having an unusually cold winter.
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