Here is the first of my stash buster projects this little baby top. I thought that I would start out with a top for little boys. Of course it would look good on a little girl too but there are so many beautiful girly things out there the boys miss out.
I love this pattern you can do all sorts with it
The jacket is to fit a newborn, it measures 18 inches underarms.
I used DK and a 4.5mm hook. The wool I used was quite a thick DK it amazes me just how many different thickness's of DK wool there are.
It took 97 grams of yarn. (yes I weighed it haha )
You could change the size of this of course by just changing hook size or wool type.
Find the pattern here
Stash buster project 1.......yarn used so far 97 grams
Project 2.... here
Read about the Stash-buster Challenge
I love this pattern you can do all sorts with it
The jacket is to fit a newborn, it measures 18 inches underarms.
I used DK and a 4.5mm hook. The wool I used was quite a thick DK it amazes me just how many different thickness's of DK wool there are.
It took 97 grams of yarn. (yes I weighed it haha )
You could change the size of this of course by just changing hook size or wool type.
Find the pattern here
Stash buster project 1.......yarn used so far 97 grams
Project 2.... here
Read about the Stash-buster Challenge
Those buttons are to die for! So very cute, this stash busting jacket you have made, Linda.
ReplyDeletePerfect! I could make this for my daughter's doll...
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely adorable. I've never crocheted anything to wear -- except scarves and a shawl. Have a great weekend. Tammy
ReplyDeleteLovely as ever great start to the Stash-Busting - well done
ReplyDeleteI hear what you say about boys! Girls things are so cute, but that does not mean that boys should be forgotten. Your baby cardigan is really nice. The bear buttons and the blue pocket bring out the "cute factor".
ReplyDeleteOh, look at those teddy buttons. This is so cute.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on a good start to your stash-busting! :)
Beautiful....this is so adorable.Love it .Have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteReally cute little sweater. I love making baby clothes! Those bear buttons are adorable. They are perfect for that sweater.
ReplyDeletetotally cute! Having a boy and girl my first impulse is to always make something for the girl..as so many things can be made! I m going to have to make a boy-thing sweater very soon, thanks to your adorable sweater..
ReplyDeleteReally, really cute! I miss making baby clothes and you are right...little boys do miss out... you rarely find a good pattern for the boys so thanks a bunch for your kindness...love ones who share great patterns.
ReplyDeletexoxo,Shari
Very sweet as all baby things are :)) love the colour..
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute. Just loved those buttons. Love
ReplyDeleteVery neat! I love the little buttons! The little pocket is what really completes the garment.
ReplyDeleteHi Linda - so glad to be encouraged by the 2013 challenge - as you'll see from my post -http://teddywaresandflutterbies.blogspot.co.uk/2013/01/woyww-upcycling-experiments.html - I'm already a dedicated upcycler, and love nothing better than making new goodies from my stash. I find it very difficult to limit my flutterby tendencies, and our home is full of 'potential'!! Thanks to you and Ana, and keep up the good work! x
ReplyDeleteLovely top - The buttons are so sweet!
ReplyDeleteSweet little jacket! Isn't it the greatest think to make something you don't have to buy yarn first and take money from your pocket? :-)
ReplyDeleteHola. Que chaqueta tan bonita has hecho con tu primer alijo de lanas. Muy pronto colgaré mi primer reto.
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Aww...so cute!
ReplyDeleteCute jacket! :-)
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I am so sad that I don't have enough baby yarn for a jacket in my stash now :(
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your lovely comments everyone :)
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