Satisfaction brought it back
Brought back my love of knitting, that is. I am quite satisfied: I love the little sheep! All total, they took less than a week, which makes me happy, too. I'm back in my knitting groove and have worked some on Jo's new hat and a project I'm fixing for a friend since finishing these on Saturday. Of course, I'm also stash diving today to see what other new, quick project I might cast on for me. (I'm not a monogamous knitter, y'all, in case you couldn't tell.) Pattern again is Greenway Sheep which is free on Ravelry. I used Inner Yarn Zen Superwash fingering. I modified the pattern to use only 48 stitches and I added a thumb gusset because I am a thumb gusset type person.
This may be the most adorable Who inspired knit I have EVER seen! I am in love!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! I don't suppose anyone's resized this for, say, 6-12 months?
ReplyDeleteOr even bigger than 6-12 months! My niece is 16 months.
ReplyDeleteThis is a fantastic jumper, wonderful work!
sorry - but it isn;t in the abbreviations what is ssk?
ReplyDeleteBec - sorry that is unclear. SSK is a slip, slip, knit decrease as described here: http://www.craftyarncouncil.com/decrease_k2tog.html
ReplyDeleteI love this, is there any way to scale it up for bigger sizes?
ReplyDeleteI 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?
ReplyDeleteI would live a bigger pattern....3 or 4?
ReplyDeleteI would love a bigger pattern or advice on upping it. Size 3 or 4
ReplyDeleteAnyone 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!
ReplyDeleteDo you carry the yarn between the bobbles or are you cutting and starting over with a new piece each time?
ReplyDeleteCarry the yarn, otherwise you will have to weave in tons of ends!
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