Showing posts with label baby. Show all posts
Showing posts with label baby. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Baby Brit Sailor
Spring is the time to knit with cool cotton instead of warm
wools…my Baby Brit Sailor is the perfect project for spring knitting. This
pattern is knit in my lovely CottonTail yarn, a cabled cotton produced in one
of the finest mills in Italy. There are myriad colors to choose from, and
because it is cabled it doesn't split as many cottons do. Happy spring!
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Coming Attractions
My latest pattern project, Elfin Stripes, is available
soon…One row stripes make this sweater and hat a charmer, and it comes with a
matching blanket. The yarn is Jil Eaton CottonTail, in 7548 Lagoon and 7501
Bright. CottonTail is machine washable and dryable, perfect for babies and
toddlers.
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
All Dressed Up!
We find that my dress patterns are always best seller, and I
have an e-book available on my shop on Ravelry…called All Dressed Up! Six patterns for dresses for parties or play for
your chic little one…
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Snow, snow, snow!
We have had a blizzard and two major snowstorms in the past
week – and it is truly a winter wonderland. Here is a mitten pattern for your
little ones perfect for playing in the snow!
Materials: Jil Eaton MinnowMerino, MC 4731 Turquoise, 2
balls
and CC 4755 Cerise, 1
Ball
Needles size US 7 (4.5 mm) or size needed to get gauge.
Crochet hook size G-6. Stitch holders.
Gauge: 18 sts and 30 rows = 4” in pattern stitch
Garter Ridge Pattern Stitch
Work 4 rows in St st with MC
Work 2 rows in Garter st (knit every row) with CC
Rep these 6 rows for pattern stitch
MITTENS
With MC, cast on 26 sts. Knit 2 rows. Work in St st until
piece measures 1” / 2.5 cm. Then, work in pat st for 1” / 2.5 cm, end with a WS
row. Next row (RS): Cont in pat, work
11 sts, k1f&b into next 4 sts, work 11 sts — 30 sts. Work 3 rows even. Next row (RS): Work 13 sts, k1f&b
into next 4 sts, work 13 sts — 34 sts. Work 13 sts and place on holder, work 8
thumb sts, work rem 13 sts and place on another holder. Cut yarn.
Thumb, next row (RS):
Working in pat, on thumb sts only, rejoin yarn and inc 1 st each edge — 10 sts.
Cont in pat until thumb measures 1.25” / 3 cm, end with a WS row. Next row: K2tog across. Next row: P2tog twice, p1. Cut yarn and
pull through rem 5 sts. Sew thumb seam.
Hand: With RS
facing and keeping to pat, work sts from holder, pick up 4 sts across thumb,
work sts from other holder — 30 sts. Work in pat until mitten measures 4.75” /
12 cm from beg, end with a WS row. Cont in St st with MC only. Next row: K2tog across. Next row: P2tog across, end p1. Next row: K2tog across. Next row: P2tog across. Cut yarn and
pull through rem 2 sts. Sew side seam.
Rep for 2nd mitten.
Ties (Make 2): With crochet hook and A, chain approx 10” /
25.5 cm. Fasten off. Weave tie through cuff at 1” / 2.5 cm from bottom and tie
bow.
Pompoms (make 4):
Wrap B around 3 fingers 75 times. Remove fingers and wrap 12” / 30.5 cm strand
of yarn around center twice, pull snug and tie. Cut loops and trim ends to form
a pompom. Sew to each end of tie.
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Tree Topper Baby Hat Kit Giveaway!
Knitters can enter to win this adorable baby hat by taking part in this giveaway. The kit includes yarn and baubles and complete instructions. Happy knitting!
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Tuesday, June 24, 2014
Baby Hats
Baby showers are always delightful and my Bon Bons baby hat patterns make the perfect shower gift. Knit up in my Jil Eaton Cottontail, they are washable and perfect for newborns.
The patterns are available on my Ravelry shop. Happy knitting!
The patterns are available on my Ravelry shop. Happy knitting!
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