WIP Wednesday

We interrupt this program the purple socks for an important message for a tea cozy

a pink baby sock

and a FO!  the yellow baby hat and socks

We now return you to your regular knitting (back to to the purple socks).

(tea cozy particulars: downloaded pattern by Faith Schmidt from Knit Picks, yarn is Dream in Color Classy in colorway Midnight Derby, needles addi turbo US7)
 

Weekend Knitting

Baby Socks and a Hat to match!

Yellow sweater revisited

Ta da...

...the yellow sweater filled with baby! She looks so cute! The sweater is a little big which is good. She can wear it a little while. I didn't cuff the socks. She's wearing them as knee socks for now. (maybe they'll stay on better?)




Today was her first outing. She had a doctor's appointment.

Of course she had to wear her new sweater!

Her doctor's visit went well. She is gaining weight and doing fine.

She stayed awake for two hours after she ate this afternoon. She was so cute making faces and trying to talk. Then she took an hour and a half nap. And it was time to eat again!!

Finished Objects

The ribbon won!

I started an i-cord but just wasn't happy with it. It might have looked better if I had some dark blue yarn for an i-cord. It was lost as the same color.

I don't have much ribbon stash and didn't think the white ribbon would look as good.

SuKnitWitty to the rescue!
She had just the right color ribbon. Perfect!

More info on the beaded bag can be found here.



The Yellow Baby Set (trust me, it is a pale yellow)


I started the yellow baby sweater on New Year's Day. It worked up quickly so I had to start a pair of socks!

Of course it wouldn't be complete without a hat...
which I finished the hat last night.

I think the new to be granddaughter will be warm in her sweater set.




Nathair Mitts (rav) designed by Dianna Morgan.


I started these in July and put them aside to work on baby stuff and Christmas stuff.

I love the cables! The Debbie Bliss Alpaca Silk yarn is luscious! So soft!

I think SuKnitWitty likes her birthday present, don't you?