Blooming with Blossom!

Blossom by Knitting@Knoon is done- it's a wonderful knit! The pattern is interesting, but not overly complicated. This is the first time I used Cascade 220- I had no idea what I was missing! It feels very soft and has a nice drape. I adore this sweater and my daughter likes it too. I might try to make one for myself : )

I love the picot edging and the bell sleeves.

And this is what it would look like if you made one for a pirate.

Comments

Anonymous said…

Yar! Too cute :o)

11:54 AM

nanny said…

Hey, matey....land ho! The sweater's a real gem as are the principessas. Great style and a grown up one would be a good idea.

12:34 PM

Unknown said…

Adorable chitlins! One chile, two chile!! I am sooo in love with them!! They already look older since Xmas. The sweater is darling as well!! Love the waffling, as I'm a waffler too!!
Love You!
Hope you feel better, someone is rolling some kind of shopping cart down the street at 10:20pm...xoxoxroro
ps remember the time we walked around green lake (you, J, H, me) and i was missing a tooth and wore a head scarf...

10:22 PM

fonzie

Oh my gosh, our little buddy looks so old in this picture! Here he is in his new sweater. Yep, it's buckeye colors left over from the baby sack. A long time ago, I bought him some Donnegal (sp?) tweed and a fancy book with adorable patterns. It remains unknit...but I did throw together this little number sans pattern. (There's still hope for the other one!) He does kind of have a funny body shape, though and the armholes were too big, so I tightened them up with some crochet. Of course, there's the "F." He can't wear it at night because he gets too hot, but during the day, he is more comfortable with his little sweater- no shivering for this pampered pooch. P.S. Thanks for the cute Halloween card for the boy Nanny-o, he loved it...oh, and he misses you too!

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