

I wanted to knit it at 5sts/in, which is a nice gauge for this yarn, so I had to recalculate the pattern, as it is written for 6sts/in for an infant. I was thrilled with the outcome!

I finished with an applied I-cord with ties, instead of buttons. I also make a pair of Christine's Baby Booties, but I forgot about taking a picture of them. These booties were so much fun to knit! They came out so cute, too.
I love the Baby Surprise Jacket. It takes about 2 sessions of dedicated knitting, and comes out so darned cute!!!
Cheers!
Rosemary
Baby surprise
artful yarns
christine's baby booties
2 comments:
It seems so long since I have been here!!! The sweater is lovely. I bought EZ's workshop and almanac books just to find the Baby Surprise pattern... (and to learn a bit too)
It seems that I learn something every time I drop by...lol Love the netting over the fleece..
very cute Rosemary. It's such a timeless design.
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