Thom looking thrilled with his top!
Size 0-3 months
6mm needle
complete guess as I used leftover wool but I'd say 100g each colour (3 colours)
Body
Co 70
sc 1 row, join to for a round
dc 15 rows
left strap
dc 15, turn
ch2, dc15 turn
ch2, dc2tog, dc to last 2 stitches, dc2tog
dc around
dc to the last 2 stitches, dc2tog
dc
fasten off
right strap
leave gap of 5 stitches front centre
join wool and dc 15, turn
ch2 dc 15 turn
ch2 dc2tog, dc to last 2 stitches, dc2tog
dc
dc2tog, dc to end
dc
fasten off
Back
Leaving a gap of 3 stitches for the armhole at the side, dc 12, turn
dc12
dc to last 2 stitches, dc2tog
dc
dc to last 2 stitches, dc2tog
dc
slip stitch both sides of straps together (or sew together, whichever is yor preferred method!)
Repeat for other side once again leaving a gap of 3 stitches for armhole at side.
Finishing off
Attach yarn at neckline (anywhere it doesnt matter)
sc around twice to create neckline. fasten off
Attach yarn to armholes and do 1 row of sc around.
Ahh! This picture made me chuckle! So cute!
ReplyDeleteconfused big time ! will search for a different pattern
ReplyDeleteEasy easy easy! And quick! Would be a great "go to" pattern for an emergency baby shower or for making multiple vests for hospital donation. Only change I made was to do hdc instead of dc (US terminology) to eliminate the holey-look, making a closer weave. Good pattern.
ReplyDeleteI am having trouble with the straps and back. Did you follow the pattern as it is or tweak it to work for you?
DeleteI got so confused with the straps...could you please do a revision..I would even pay for the pattern...
ReplyDeleteThis pattern is so confusing
ReplyDeleteIs there a video that I can watch doing this pattern?
ReplyDeleteIs there a video for this project?
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