Showing posts with label reborn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reborn. Show all posts

Friday, 30 September 2011

Snowman Cocoon and Hat

After sorting my huge stash of yarn a few weeks ago I am now determined to start knitting my way through it!

I have quite a few balls of  Sirdar Snowflake Chunky yarn but was unsure what to turn it into.  After a couple of days deliberating I took my lead from the name of the yarn 'snowflake' and came up with a Christmas themed cocoon and hat set.

The cocoon is made to resemble a snowman by adding buttons to the hat and down the front of the coat and I made two 'snowballs' one to top the hat and one stitched to the bottom of the cocoon.



I think it would look great for a babies first Christmas photo shoot or a great photo prop for the reborn doll artist to display their reborns.

The set can be found in  my ebay shop here: Tipeetoes Ebay Shop

Tuesday, 24 May 2011

Productive Morning

A little bit of sunshine always spurs me into action and a perfect day for photo taking.


This is the chunky cardigan I started a few nights ago...a very quick & enjoyable knit

Close up of the cable design

I really enjoyed knitting this pattern and I would definitely recommend the design for anyone looking for a quick knit.

I was asked to knit an outfit for a baby girl due later this year...and here it is



I used shades of grey and white which I think gives the set a modern,up to date feel. 
I hope her mummy will be pleased with it!

Friday, 20 May 2011

What A Busy Morning...

I've been so busy this morning typing up my new knitting design 'Rosie'
Typing out a lace pattern is never easy as one missing yfwd can throw the whole pattern out.  Anyway I carefully got it typed, printed and proof read my efforts and found a few typing errors so had to amend those (part of the course!!) and the pattern is now good to go......and here it is


The outfit consists of a traditionally styled matinee type jacket with a delightful eight row lace pattern used as a border just above the hem line and on the yoke.  As with all lace knitting concentration is a must but the finished effect is worth the effort.
I gave the outfit a a lovely matching beret style hat complete with a tassle on the crown, short pants and a delightful pair of button fastening ankle strap shoes.
The outfit is knitted throughout on two needles in Baby Double Knitting Yarn or Light Worsted if you are a US Knitter.