
The yarn is Lion brand Wool-ease. I did the smallest size. It took just under one whole ball. I bought two just in case, but I don't really use wool-ease unless it's a baby project for the washable factor so I guess I'll hang on to it until the next sucker has a little girl that needs a sweater.
The only thiing I didn't like was the sewing down of the front flap you make at the bottom of the neckline. See below.

I am not going to add buttons. I think it's fine just like it is. Easy to get over the kid's head and easy to get off as well. And no fiddly buttons to scratch or distract little hands.
This was my second completed sweater ever. (The first being Batman) It was also my first Raglan. I do believe I like raglan just fine and could see easily making one for myself. Perhaps the cardigan I have been dreaming up for myself for eons will be a raglan now. I kinda doubt it because I want cables, but you never know.
That's it for me today! Soapturtle OUT!
(I really hate American Idol and "Seacrest Out!" btw. I'd hate it more but it would mean I'd have to bother to watch the show.)
4 comments:
Looks great! I love this pattern. So great for kids. (And I secretly want an adult sized one.)
Cute! I like it without the buttons.
And I'm with you on American Idol... I watched the first season, and that was more than enough for me. :)
Very sweet! You certainly have your mojo back! Can I borrow some?
I knit one for my little cousin - it went quick and was pretty easy - I modified the placket as I didn't really like it. The color of yours is great - a pinky heathery color....nice job!
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