Placket Sweater
Finding patterns I love for little boys is so much harder than for little girls. It turns out that most of Salvbard's co-workers seem to be having little boys though. Well here is one down anyways.

This yarn was a generous gift from Bex when I was first contemplating my Slytherin blanket. It turns out I couldn't figure out a way to work it in, but it was a great gender neutral color for this sweater. And though I had never worked with this acrylic yarn before, it really is surprisingly soft. Plus easy care doesn't hurt either.

Pattern: Child's Placket-Neck Pullover by Joelle Hoverson
Pattern Source: Last-Minute Knitted Gifts (also free here)
Size: 1-2 years
Needle: US 8 / 5.0 mm
Yarn: Mary Maxim Starlette in 030
Pattern Source: Last-Minute Knitted Gifts (also free here)
Size: 1-2 years
Needle: US 8 / 5.0 mm
Yarn: Mary Maxim Starlette in 030
This yarn was a generous gift from Bex when I was first contemplating my Slytherin blanket. It turns out I couldn't figure out a way to work it in, but it was a great gender neutral color for this sweater. And though I had never worked with this acrylic yarn before, it really is surprisingly soft. Plus easy care doesn't hurt either.
2 Comments:
What a cute little sweater! Good job!
What a nice little sweater - I love the placket!
Your projects all look so interesting. You do get a lot done, don't you - and for other people too.
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