Using the basic structure of my Wren Shawl, I made a little one as a gift for a friend who loves dolls.
Leftover yarn from my very first “real” socks.
| Began | July 25, 2011 |
| Finished | June 19, 2011 |
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| Edited | July 25, 2011 |
| Made for | Lauren |
| Size made | doll-sized! |
frogged Oct 2017.
April sweater March 27, 2016 joined fronts and back and started working one piece flat.
Wanted something that would work as a baby dress this summer and then be a tunic as she gets older. Adjusted the pattern to work in the round, be more full of a dress, and have ties instead of shoulder straps. Lace is slightly askew on part of the skirt but it’s not too noticeable….
improvised. double i-cord edge, garter, light lace, cables, picked up for 2 color brioche. improved skills in casting on in pattern and kitchener in pattern. bound off with italian bind off from Brioche Chic book’s version of the instructions.
first try on needles was too tight. stayed with needle size B for the entire tubular cast on, which was a touch loose when all was said and done, but way stretchier.
During ZK2021 from home, I shopped for some little beading kits and picked up this cute one. One session of stringing beads onto my yarn, another session of actually crocheting, and I have a bracelet! To note: I purchased this kit on Etsy, but still ended up having to go to Ravelry to redeem the…
