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  1. Unknown15/7/12 01:16

    This may be the most adorable Who inspired knit I have EVER seen! I am in love!

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  2. Harry5/1/13 10:08

    Brilliant! I don't suppose anyone's resized this for, say, 6-12 months?

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  3. Anonymous25/2/13 13:16

    Or even bigger than 6-12 months! My niece is 16 months.

    This is a fantastic jumper, wonderful work!

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  4. Bec3/5/13 16:56

    sorry - but it isn;t in the abbreviations what is ssk?

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  5. Allison3/5/13 17:37

    Bec - sorry that is unclear. SSK is a slip, slip, knit decrease as described here: http://www.craftyarncouncil.com/decrease_k2tog.html

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  6. Anonymous12/5/13 15:28

    I love this, is there any way to scale it up for bigger sizes?

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  7. Anonymous12/5/13 15:29

    I love this! My Mum would love to knit this for my daughter, but she is 17 months - have you thought about scaling it up? She was wondering how hard the bobbles are to do?

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  8. Nadia B.18/6/13 18:01

    I would live a bigger pattern....3 or 4?

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  9. Nadia B.18/6/13 18:02

    I would love a bigger pattern or advice on upping it. Size 3 or 4

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  10. Unknown23/7/14 14:55

    Anyone figure out how to up the size on this pattern? I'd love to make this for my daughter and she'll be in 12 months outfits soon!

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  11. Anonymous8/6/15 16:38

    Do you carry the yarn between the bobbles or are you cutting and starting over with a new piece each time?

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    1. Allison16/1/18 11:44

      Carry the yarn, otherwise you will have to weave in tons of ends!

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