I was especially glad to do cardigans as I like doing baby cardigans, but particularly in 3 or 4 ply as the DK ones you see in so many charity shops and on craft tables make babies looked all bunched up to me, whereas the finer yarn gives a cardigan that gives that little bit of extra warmth without restricting baby's movement. Well, that's my opinion anyway. The ones featured above are ones I have given to SCBU. I also did one like the striped one in blue with white stripes (got a lot of blue to get through, bought on ebay when I thought I was going to sell lots of stuff on Etsy - didn't happen!).
Some others I did previously are shown belown. The plain white one like the striped one (or white with white stripes!) was made for a work-mate's baby. The other white one was the second one I made to this pattern. The first one was for my cousin's baby and the second one was to be sold and I actually did sell that one to the lady I was working for at the time, whose sister was pregnant.
Managed to get these photos sort of lined up how I wanted with help from Susan. That's enough for one post, so will put up some blankets later/another day.
Hi, thanks for dropping by my blog. I will definitely put my needle roll on there when I get a second to make it!
ReplyDeleteWell done on all the cardigans and blankets, by the way. My twins spent 6 weeks in the SCBU in 'fish tanks' and the clothes there were so appreciated by all the mums with sick babies. Keep it up!
I like the beautiful baby sweaters. Also, I must try making socks one day; yours are lovely!
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