Showing posts with label pattern design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pattern design. Show all posts
9.30.2015
It was about time I made my little guy one of these caps. I designed it a very long time ago before I ever thought I'd have the joy of raising a little boy. My daughter modeled it for my pattern pictures in pink. But I have to say I am digging this Tar color more. I made him the medium size using Shibui Maai in color Tar. Pattern details here. This yarn is super soft and because it is a chained yarn, it has so much elasticity!
By the way, MAJOR bribing going on to get with a smile on his face. That goofy one was his favorite! hee hee.
6.30.2014
Juniper Moon Farm - Zooey - color Taro
I've
been designing a baby sweater. This yarn is so nice to knit with. A cotton linen blend. Perfect
for the warmer falls or mild winters.
A
bit about my opinion on cotton yarn... I can't stand it! Let's just get
right to the point! As much as I'd like to enjoy a cotton tunic or
tank, it's just not pleasant to work with. The final garment stretches
out after wearing a few short hours and never quite looks the same
again. Well, add a little linen to the party and all of a sudden I'm a
fan!! The addition of linen adds structure and texture and some
sophistication. Good job linen! Way to share some of your awesomeness
with cotton!!
I'd
love to read your relationship with cotton! Is it as bad as mine? Do
you like cotton better after a little swing around the dance floor with
linen? What projects do you use for a cotton or cotton blend yarn?
** 2/15 update. this sweet sweater and cap went to a dear friend's son who was born a couple weeks ago. Funny how you make plans for knits and sometimes they had a different plan all along! Happy that it's gone to a momma/friend who loves yarn as much as me.
** 2/15 update. this sweet sweater and cap went to a dear friend's son who was born a couple weeks ago. Funny how you make plans for knits and sometimes they had a different plan all along! Happy that it's gone to a momma/friend who loves yarn as much as me.
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