the last, for now, of the little doll quilts. I really need to get my own stuff done.
This is as far as the little matinee jacket has gotten. The back and two sleeves. As you can see from the back, there is a lot of white in between the colours and since I wanted to make the sleeves both at the same time, I didn't want to waste (cut off) yarn to get them to the right colours. I don't think the little one will mind.
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Hi--all those little doll quilts are just so cute--and will make someone really happy!!
ReplyDeleteyour knitting looks good too--
hugs, di and miss gracie
So many little girls are going to be very happy with those, and tiny quilts, I think, are a lot harder to sew. Lovely knitting, great for a winter's evening. Cheers from jean
ReplyDeletemaking those sweet little quilts would be quite addictive I would say!Good time to do some cosy knitting.
ReplyDeleteWe have had a bit of swelter weather here.The last throws of Summer we hope.
The little one will be very happy in this sweater. The doll quilts, as always, are very sweet.
ReplyDeleteI loved the little sweaters that I had for my daughter when she was small. You don't see them much on babies beening born now.
ReplyDeleteAnd how come little projects can take so long? I do love the doll quilts.
The difference in the sleeves will add character! Well, it will make the sweater interesting anyway. Hope you show it when it's done.
ReplyDeleteIt will be sweet little sweater - and I love different sleeves.
ReplyDeleteThose doll quilts are adorable!
ReplyDeletegreat little quilts Delores!! you are very busy too
ReplyDeleteCute little quilts.. Wow!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute knitting! I`m excited for you to meet the little one.
ReplyDeleteLovely little quilts! As for the "mismatched" sweater sleeves, not only will the baby not mind, but it will be a unique hand made item, not to be mistaken for something from a boutique (sweater and baby both). ;-)
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