Even the miniature ones. The BABY HOODIE for T&M's forthcoming tiny human is finished at last:
The pattern is "Daisy" (I skipped the daisies) from Knitty. The yarn is Mission Falls 1824 Wool in Cornflower, which is theoretically machine washable. Vintage shell buttons are from a yard sale in New Hampshire. Here's the back:
Let's hope that T&M have a real baby, instead of a stuffed raccoon, because the sweater is too big for Rocky. This picture is the best one of the yarn's color, though.
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This hoodie is the most adorable thing I have ever produced. The pattern is great, and provided good practice for a bunch of skills: shaping, knitting a raglan w/o side seams, making knit buttonholes, using kitchener stich. Still can't make seed stich borders to save my life for some reason, and the edges of the hood are curling in a bit where I accidentally made a couple rows of ribbing. But some ironing and/or drool should fix that right up.
Have more babies, people, so I can make another one!!!!
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