Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Beach Baby



"Beach Baby" is finally out published in the Summer 2010 Issue of Petite Purls . I am so excited about this pattern. It is relatively easy to knit and comes out so cute. I have knit it three times so far myself. I love multi-color stranded knitting. As many little people as I have in my life it makes sense I'd have to come up with something like this eventually. I hope you enjoy the pattern if you decide to knit it. Feel free to pm me on Ravelry if you have any questions. I am GertrudePerkins.



Ballet is going great. I am finally doing my developpes correctly and not raising my stubborn ole hips. Hoorah!


Happy Summer!

6 comments:

TerryMoran said...

Just saw your pattern at Petite Purls and had to pop over to say how much I love it! All of our beach babies are in New England and I'm planning on making pink and blue ones for all of them. What a great job you've done.

MRS MJW said...

Thank you. I admit. It was fun! Enjoy your knitting. I'd love to see pictures of them when they are completed! :-)

Christine

Gigi said...

What a beautiful pattern! You are amazing!
Blessings,
G

MRS MJW said...

Thank you G. Your comments are always so sweet.

Unknown said...

hi :)

I have had so many of my family comment on the sweaters I made for my children, and they all want one, I have tried to extend the pattern to an adult medium size but I keep having to pull it up and restart, I have now tried about 5 times and have given up, I have got the impression that this is your own design so I ask you is there any way you can make the pattern to fit an adult ? I would love your help
Kind regards
Marlen
If you can and I do hope you can cause everyone LOVES it !! you can mail it to me on marlenhalpin@mail.com
Again kind regards and thank you for making this awesome sweater

Jane said...

It seems the site can no longer be accessed and the pattern has gone - any ideas where I can access it? I have all the yarn ready to go and no pattern :(
It was accessible a few weeks back when I bought the yarn