I was flipping through some library knitting books and there it was... fate brought us together. It's called the Jane Austen Dress. Is there anything more fitting? I think not.
And so I casted it on, using some yarn someone gave me a year or more ago. It's the exact shade of my Littlest One's eyes, and so I knew I'd be making a size two. I had no idea what fabric I'd choose for the skirt part until the bodice was finished and I took it with me to the fabric store. I think the yarn and the skirt pair nicely.
{Pattern: Jane Austen Dress from Mason Dixon: Knitting Outside the Lines
Yarn: Paton's Weekender, 1 1/2 balls, light blue 100% cotton, dk weight
Needles: size 4 - changed to get the gauge.}
Yarn: Paton's Weekender, 1 1/2 balls, light blue 100% cotton, dk weight
Needles: size 4 - changed to get the gauge.}
Hooray for a finished project! It's been too long. And now back to slogging through that sweater....
6 comments:
Simply beautiful!
Cute!
This is the most adorable little dress I've ever seen! I love the style and I can see how it'd be quick-gratifying! It really precious. I think you should sell these.
The kid's pretty darn precious too. Love her little pose! :)
Thanks everyone! Wendy - I'd love to sell them, but it's a published, copyrighted pattern for personal use only. But it makes for a nice quick kid gift when I need one!
look at her with her hand on her hips all sassy LOL adorable dress!
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