The other project I finished is the Checks Wrap, from Prism Yarns. It takes one skein of Prism Saki (fingering weight wool/nylon sock yarn). The pattern is available in the shop for $5.
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Hey! FO's!
So, I finished a couple of things. (FO = Finished Object).
This is a baby dress that I knitted using Araucania Lonco (fingering weight, 100% mercerized cotton). Rather than knit the skirt, I got some fabric from my friend Cindy at Sew Much and sewed it on. Then I used some of Nanetta Bananto's incredible handmade buttons for the closure. They were so perfect, angels sang when I picked them out.
The pattern for the knitted portion is a free pattern I found on Ravelry called Little Sister's Dress. I just gathered the skirt and sewed bias tape over the gathered edge, then machine-sewed it to the knitted portion. The entire dress is machine washable & dryable.
The other project I finished is the Checks Wrap, from Prism Yarns. It takes one skein of Prism Saki (fingering weight wool/nylon sock yarn). The pattern is available in the shop for $5.
The other project I finished is the Checks Wrap, from Prism Yarns. It takes one skein of Prism Saki (fingering weight wool/nylon sock yarn). The pattern is available in the shop for $5.
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Wow! I love that Checks Wrap. I don't know what colourway that is, but I need it.
That colorway is called Woodlands (I think) and we have exactly one skein of it. And exactly one skein of about 8 other colorways of Saki. All of which, IMHO, are equally gorgeous.
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