It's finished! And just in time, as the baby's due in 3 days. I promise not to make the baby wear it if it's a boy though!
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This is
my version of the
Little Sister's Dress by the genius
Tora Frøseth in the 3-month size.
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This dress went much faster than I expected, given the 5ply yarn and small needle.
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I'm pleased to say there were no problems to report, just a beautiful and very clever pattern. I have experimented with this purl and knit striping technique in small hats before, and enjoy the effect it gives.
I actually didn't make any modifications at all with this pattern.
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I did however use three buttons instead of the recommended two as the flower-shaped mother-of-pearl ones I wanted to use were quite small, and the dress looked better overall with three.
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I'm very pleased with the result. I've been meaning to make this ever since coming across the pattern years ago. Now I had the perfect excuse!
Another bonus of this dress is that it starts off as a dress, then grows with the baby, becoming a tunic and then a top: very clever.
2 comments:
it turned out gorgeous!
I've used the ribbing for baby mittens, too, it's very handy because it's stretchy! and they look like tiny bee hives!
Güzel örgü elbise tebrikler.
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