to go with the sweater

Thursday, July 28, 2011

They almost made me wish I could have another baby. I think it was the lazy daisies that got me. I actually can't WAIT to give these to my friend.

They are the perfect portable project. Out of the same book. Using the same yarn.

Looking for a sweater pattern for me. For the fall. Any suggestions?
(P.S. I like cardigans.)

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64 comments

  1. Have you seen the new Norah Gaughan pattern booklet from Berocco? I want to make almost everything in there. Cardigans abound. I have the Aeneas on the needles right now, and I am loving it!

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  2. Check out Cassidy by Bonne Marie Burns from Chic Knits. It knits up really nicely.

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  3. Oh, those are so precious! No suggestions. I mark them for later but never have time to get around to sweaters.

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  4. Always enjoy reading your blog!

    I've been a big fan of these two cardigans lately:

    The Effortless Cardigan by Hannah Fettig
    Quintet by Melissa Wehrle

    They remind me a bit of the Sloughy Cardigan!

    P.S. Those lazy daisies got me too! So adorable!

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  5. Those booties are beyond adorable. Oh, no idea what to suggest for cardis - there are tons out there that I wanna knit.

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  6. Oh adorable work! Love the booties, they're supper cute! And the cardi looks amazing, I've just learned knitting and yours give me such a great inspiration!
    Great week! x

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  7. They ARE cute! I see you in a Vitamin D. What do you think? I keep thinking by the time I finish, those flappy front bands that are so in style now will be passe... but I'm having a hard time resisting the siren's call...

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  8. I agree with MadMad's suggestion about you in a Vitamin D. I also really love, love, love Perry in the new Brooklyn Tweed Wool People collection. There are several other cardigans in there that I have my eye on as well.

    As for the booties, they are cute to the point of edible.

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  9. O.K. I agree with H. Fettig's Effortless Cardigan--I made it and love it; also agree with Norah Gaughan's pattern booklet--her sweaters are so eautiful; Wool People has loads of cute stuff (I've already bought Gudrun's pattern); my favorite sweater of all time is Aidez by Cirilla Rose. I loved knitting it, loved the yarn, and get loads of compliments on it. Although I am not finished, I am working on Common Ground by Elizabeth Smith. I'm not completely finished, but I've enjoyed it and think it will get a lot of wear. How about it? Any pique your fancy?

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  10. Anonymous7/29/2011

    Carol Feller's two new cardigans--Pecan Crush and Ardara--would look great on you. :)

    Cathy

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  11. Oh wow. It doesn't get much cuter than that!! Love the booties!

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  12. So cute! Love the little pink flowers... I'm also thinking about the next sweater/cardi for me. I recently discovered Heidi Kirrmaier. Thought you might want to check her out if you don't already know her.

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  13. I made Aidez this summer, which was supposed to be finished by Memorial Day. I was sure I would be able to wear it, but it was WAY too small. The Ravelry posts said the sleeves ran small, and I used this uber-soft Blue Sky Alpacas Organic Cotton so I frogged the whole thing and just finished it again this week.

    Also I am wanting to copy the Siena Cardigan from Sundance.

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  14. SO CUTE! I love how bright and cheerful they are. Perfect.

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  15. I my goodness, those have to be the cutest booties that I have ever seen! Well done.

    For you, may I suggest the Faux Circle Jacket from Cascade? It's quick, easy and very snuggly. You can find the pattern here ~ http://www.cascadeyarns.com/patterns_LanaBambu.asp

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  16. Anonymous7/29/2011

    These both are so adorable! I am a huge fan of pink and green anyway, so these rock!

    I love almost anything Heidi Kirrmaier. Snowbird is on my definite list and I really like the new Vitamin D (great throw on for early fall).

    I am so happy you have posted more lately. I REALLY miss it when you don't. I especially miss the daily goings on with you and the kids! Hugs~Jan

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  17. I also think there are some great sweaters in the new Brooklyn Tweed Wool People collection. I personally love the Sullivan cardigan. I am itching to cast on but need to finish other items first.

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  18. So sweet. I really like them.

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  19. I think those are DARLING!!!

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  20. Love the booties. Makes me want to knit something out of that book so badly. Must find the time somehow!

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  22. I love the larch cardigan by amy christoffers! SO beautiful and simple. CUTE booties!!

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  23. awwww. green is glorious.

    Hmmmm cardigan....
    cosmopluto' knits : in the round cardigan ..is easy and I love it

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  24. Cute booties! I could live in my Girl Friday cardi (and it's a free Knitty pattern!). The Breezy Cardigan is next in my queue for the end of the summer.

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  25. My latest obsession is with Carol Sunday's designs and yarns from Sunday Knits. I just finished Adam's Rib Cap Sleeve Vest in Nirvana 5 ply and love it, as did everybody else at Schoolhouse' Knitting camp.

    Take a look at Eve's Rib or Twist Vine Cardigan. I strongly suggest knitting with her yarns though - who can resist Cashmere/Merino blends. They're heaven.

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  26. good god. i could die from the cute!

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  27. oooh, had another idea. What about something from Knit Swirl. I think one of those cardi's would be right up your alley.

    Just a thought!

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  28. So cute! I wish I was a tiny thing and could wear these.

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  29. Oh my, both are beautiful.

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  30. So cute. Have you seen the New England Knits book? I want to knit almost everything in it!

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  32. I'm thinking about making myself an Aidez. If I can get up the courage. :)

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  33. Oh those are soo cute!

    It's like anything little, is the most cutest thing!

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  34. These are icing on the cake. Beautiful!

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  35. Mountain View. I'm doing mine in lace weight but she writes it for fingering and sport weight. Some details but also some mindless stockinette.

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  36. Adorable! Looking into buying the book, now. :-)

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  38. The Sullivan Cardigan by the new Wool People collection. I'll be casting on for this little gem myself...soon as this heat wave passes! :)

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  39. these are precious....startin her preppy at an early age! love it.

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  40. Kathleen7/31/2011

    So cute, the sweater and the shoes!

    Harvest Moon by Heidi Kirrmaier looks like a good one.

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  41. Adorable baby set! I am loving the Larch Cardigan (Ravelry). I can't wait to see what you decide to knit for yourself.

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  42. those are adorable! And yes, could easily bring about the wish to have another bambino!

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  43. Oh these make me smile! No little ones around that will still fit into them, but I think I'll make a pair for my niece's dollbaby.

    As for a sweater recommendation, I agree with margaux: Amy Christoffer's Larch cardigan is quite fine.

    I look forward to seeing whatever sweater you choose to knit. I'm sure it will be fabulous.

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  44. Cute and lovely!

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  45. my two favorite colors!! too cute for words...can't wait to see her model them.

    for a moment I thought, "yeah, I'd like to have a baby to knit for" then it passed.

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  46. Wow they are so so so cute :))) I like it's :)

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  47. Tricia U.8/01/2011

    Awwwwwwwwwwwww...so darn precious! I absolutely love the booties AND the sweater. What a lucky baby! As for a cardi suggestion: I knit Jingu from Berroco and it's adorable with the beaded collar and felted ball drawstring. You can get a good look (close-up) at the beaded collar here on the video link:
    http://www.berroco.com/slideshows/308/index.html
    I think it's the perfect thing to throw on and it goes with everything! I also have yarn on backorder for Berroco's Santos cardi. I love cardigians, too!

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  48. I've just found out about your blog through my auntie at http://poppycottage18.blogspot.com/
    and what a lovely blog it is! I Love the booties, I may have to try them out for my little girl.

    Ashley xxx

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  49. Oh my goodness those are CUTE!! I know I just had a baby, but those make me want a little girl ASAP. (Don't tell my husband...this kind of talk totally freaks him out. :) )

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  50. Okay, here's a word I don't use very often, but they are "darling!"

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  51. Too cute - looking at the cardi and bootees makes me wish I had a grandchild to knit for!

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  52. Hi Leslie, The bootees are just adorable. It does get you all clucky when you see tiny little things like that. Kind regards, Anita.

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  53. Just perfectly adorable Leslie. What a wonderful gift.

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  54. Really cute. My current favourite cardigan is Moshup by Norah Gaughan, very simple, but fast to make and looks great (even if I say so myself :) )

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  55. I am loving all these ideas. Interested to see what you pick. I am thinking about the Abigail Cardi but like someone else I wonder if the style will be passe by the time I finish.

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  56. OMG - My uterus started to ache...how cute are those. we have a bunch of new babies in our family...someone should knit these for them...

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