Elizabeth Zimmerman's Baby Surprise Jacket is a little better on my second try. Except the buttonholes - and that I didn't check the gauge and therefore what started as a sweet infant sweater fits my two year old. More on that after Melissa receives Margot's present...
LOL! I have been having guage problems lately too. The jacket looks lovely on your daughter!
ReplyDeleteI always think the idea of checking gauge sounds so tedious that so far I only do edgings (in crochet -- I don't know how to knit. Yet.) But your sweater makes a good case for taking the time to check.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful, and will give baby Margot something nice to grow into.
How lovely! I love the BSJ. It really is a surprise at the end!
ReplyDeleteThere is a snowsuit variation that is a ton of fun and perfect for new babes.
A SNOWSUIT BSJ!!!! I need to find that, for sure!!!
ReplyDeletewell, now you know how to make the jacket in multiple sizes (giggle).
ReplyDeleteI know you both like lovely homes...my cousin, Sarah Ridgley, and her house are featued on DS right now...I think you would like her eye for design~
but it's so great!!! I think it was just meant to be!
ReplyDeleteso cute! love the flip flops, they really make the outfit.
ReplyDeleteoh it's lovely and i love her in your (?) flip flops!
ReplyDeletexo
This scares me! I am just starting on a little infant matinee jacket for the first time and just the words "buttonholes" and "gauge" have me quaking! Yours looks super!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I think it looks fantastic! You should be glad that your gauge mistake gave A. a new sweater!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet, and looks so soft. I want one...
ReplyDeleteOh man, I still haven't even finished my first one! This one looks cute. I'd better hope mine ends up big too - at this rater my new niece will be a toddler by the time it's finished.
ReplyDeleteThe flip flops look really comfortable. Very cute.
ReplyDeleteOh, that is stunning. I think you started this one at the same time as I started a cardigan for my 2 year old and I'm not even a quarter of the way done. Impressive stitching.
ReplyDeleteSo adorable!
ReplyDeleteThis is sweet -- and I love the pale blue. I also love that you're knitting and sharing it. My last baby cardigan had snaps sewn on...avoided that pesky buttonhole problem altogether! Then I sewed a large chunky button on the front - it was pretty cute, I have to admit! :)
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