I have been going crazy making things for my baby girl that I wanted to take a break and make a couple of things for my other children. So here is a shrug that I made for my 6 year old. It has some obvious mistakes. I noticed the mistakes shortly after they were made, but I am so bad at undoing my knitting that I just left them there. I figured that I would have messed it up even more. She doesn't seem to care and loves wearing it, which makes me happy! I used Berroco Vintage DK and the pattern was found here on ravelry.
Showing posts with label Shrug. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shrug. Show all posts
Thursday, August 24, 2017
Sunday, July 23, 2017
Onesie Dress and Liten Shrug
So...having a girl is so much fun. I have really enjoyed making clothes for her to wear. A long time ago I saw the idea of sewing a skirt onto a onesie to turn it into a dress, and I finally got around to trying it out. I'm very much a beginner at sewing and even this simple project took a few tries. First I sewed the skirt on inside out. Next, I did something wrong that led to my sewing machine eating my fabric and breaking my needle. Finally, I went over to my sister's house and she helped me with it and let me use her machine. The instructions that I followed were from love city.
I purposely picked out fabric that would match some Sirdar yarn that I purchased so that I could make a matching shrug. The pattern is called Liten and can be found on ravelry. It was super easy, but I did make it a little small. I followed the 6 month instructions and it is snug on my almost four month old. But I tend to knit that way and I really should check my gauge before making clothing. It was a fun easy project that helped pass the time while we road tripped for a wedding over the weekend. Here's my baby wearing the combo:
I purposely picked out fabric that would match some Sirdar yarn that I purchased so that I could make a matching shrug. The pattern is called Liten and can be found on ravelry. It was super easy, but I did make it a little small. I followed the 6 month instructions and it is snug on my almost four month old. But I tend to knit that way and I really should check my gauge before making clothing. It was a fun easy project that helped pass the time while we road tripped for a wedding over the weekend. Here's my baby wearing the combo:
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

