More Baby Sewing and Knitting This Weekend!
06-12-2019, 01:28 AM
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Copycat, the pattern is $6.75 at LoveKnitting.com.
It is an intermediate pattern, not really beginner friendly. The hardest stitches in it are M1R and M1L... make one right and make one left. These make right or left leaning increases, to follow the raglan lines of the sweater. If you are a determined beginner, you can look up YouTube videos to show you how to do these stitches.
It is an intermediate pattern, not really beginner friendly. The hardest stitches in it are M1R and M1L... make one right and make one left. These make right or left leaning increases, to follow the raglan lines of the sweater. If you are a determined beginner, you can look up YouTube videos to show you how to do these stitches.
Enjoy spoiling your beautiful grand daughters and please share your future projects with us.
06-12-2019, 05:28 PM
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Thanks, Giv! I just noticed the designer has made an adult version of the shrug pattern too.
06-13-2019, 10:34 AM
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SusieQ... they are cousins. Both look primarily like their daddies, who are in-laws. They don't look that much alike to me, except to both have the baby chubby cheeks and chins. They are both beautiful little girls, each in their own way.
07-20-2019, 08:30 PM
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Your granddaughters are gorgeous, and the outfits you are making are sew very cute, I just hats for little girls. I'm glad you are enjoying yourself sewing for them, I only have one granddaughter and she is now 7 and i have been making her the pillowcase dresses, she loves them.
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