I loved this onesy in the corner, as I'm a sucker for any pattern with buttons at the shoulders. The best part of the book is that the patterns are called "recipes", and the needle recommendations are old English sizes. Good thing I know the difference from working in a knitting shop!
Here it is, made up, in cotton I got from the John Lewis sale. I think the entire project cost about £4, and I'm so please with it. The recipe was perfect!
P.S. This is the last week to enter this month's giveaway. I'll be choosing a winner on Saturday, and posting a November's contest next week. Good luck!
5 comments:
I am fascinated by this book. Must try to fin it.
Love the onesie you made
oh, i just came back to say it would be neat if you wrote out the conversions. i think it would be of interest and helpful
That onesie you made is truly adorable!!! Any chance you could post the recipe for that?
Hi! I don't want to get into copyright problems, so I can't post the recipe, but for knitting needle conversions, check here:
http://www.laughinghens.com/knitting-needle-sizes.asp
hi,
do you have the knitting pattern for the orange romper? i love the square-shaped cut collar.
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