A little more than three years ago, I cast on for a toddler’s pullover. I’m happy I didn’t get the chance to give it away to the one it was originally ment for, because it is really nice for Hjalti. I wove the ends in (with a little help from Böðvar’s mother) and washed it very recently

The pattern shows various animals: sheep, cows, ducks, pigs and flowers. I really like it, it is in the Ístex pattern book nr 19, Kambgarn, which I mentioned earlier in last post. It is the only published pattern book for Kambgarn that I know of.

I had forgotten that the matching mittens had already been knitted, so several days ago I finished the detail work
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And more Kambgarn? In November, I mentioned to three of my friends whether they wanted to make a blanket for a common friend of ours, that had recently given birth to her first baby. To my surprise, they all agreed to do their part, and last weekend, I finished the knitted crochet edge and washed it, I’m very pleased with the result:

We plan to give it away next weekend. I’m very excited to see the look on her face. I think she has no idea what we’ve been up to:-)
March 22, 2008 at 6:16 pm |
The sweater is adorable!
I can see why you’re glad you didn’t give it away
And the blanket is beautiful – I guess your friend love it!
March 27, 2008 at 10:44 am |
The sweater and mittens are so cute! And Hjalti is just adorable, such a happy looking baby! (Nice to see you are having some free time to blog.
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April 10, 2008 at 8:52 am |
Hjalti er alger dúlla – og peysan, vettlingarnir og teppið er virkilega flott!
December 31, 2009 at 11:08 pm |
I bought that book while in Iceland because the patterns were stunning. I now need to figure out how to get some of them translated. Any ideas ? I am starting with the red cap and jacket – Punktar Perlur on page 10 & 11. Pointing in the right direction would be very appreciated. Deb