First up is the Baby Sophisticate (I did post about this here, and here, here too, and of course here ). Nothing, though, beats a finished item with buttons attached and ends woven in.
Too bad the hand-stitching is--oh,let's be kind--less than perfect. Still, my sister loved it.
I also made hats to match, one for each of my nephews.
The bigger hat is taken from a free pattern on Knitscene's website called Earflap Hats (blogged about here. I think you can still get the free pattern at this Knitting Daily link). Since it turned out too big, I decided to gift it to my older nephew and try my hand at another pattern for the wee one.
The smaller hat is a modified version of a toddler hat from Bernat's book Stretchy Sets. Essentially its the same pink hat you saw yesterday--with modifications of course (mods can be found on my project page at my Ravelry notebook).
I also made a hat and neckwarmer for my niece in lilac (mentioned previously here). Was it serendipity that it matched her eggplant-coloured coat perfectly?
There are a few other items about which to post, but I'll update those later this week (possibly even tomorrow. After all, I am off till the new year). Right now, there are some odds and ends that need attending to.
Happy Knitting :)
PS (By the way, check out my latest post at Bernat Yarns. Yeah, I know I've mentioned that a few times too. It's my blog and I'll plug, plug, plug if I want to--hee, hee).
The buttons are a great match for that sweater -- just darling!
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