Luckily Mrs. Peeps and Ms. Blonde One took a knitting class at Lettuce Knit on making top-down seamless baby sweaters (shown here in 602 Honeydew dyed cotton by Blue Sky Alpacas). Although not my size (I think the newborn size would have been a better choice than the 6-12 month size, but never mind), and with the help of the sunbeam, it is doing a dandy job of keeping off the -21 degree Celsius chill. These old bones may be covered with fur, but they are still old bones, so this unstructured sweater, which is very soft and a flattering colour, is most welcome. If only I had the energy and where-with-all to locate my hat and scarf!
Saturday, January 20, 2007
Brrr! Winter has arrived!
Luckily Mrs. Peeps and Ms. Blonde One took a knitting class at Lettuce Knit on making top-down seamless baby sweaters (shown here in 602 Honeydew dyed cotton by Blue Sky Alpacas). Although not my size (I think the newborn size would have been a better choice than the 6-12 month size, but never mind), and with the help of the sunbeam, it is doing a dandy job of keeping off the -21 degree Celsius chill. These old bones may be covered with fur, but they are still old bones, so this unstructured sweater, which is very soft and a flattering colour, is most welcome. If only I had the energy and where-with-all to locate my hat and scarf!
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4 comments:
Makes a great housecoat, Koko. That's a keeper.
Too cute Koko, as always ;)
Koko, what a nice sweater you have. With this color and the style, If you did not mention your old bones, no one could tell.
I agree with little knitter, more photos please.
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-aao
Quite the fashion statement . . .and practical too!
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