Infant Tomten in Use
Here is our one-month old granddaughter modeling her pink cotton tomten. I was surprised at how well it fit her (at 11 pounds) and also how much stretch there is for room to grow.
I found out I put the top button way too high (see second picture -- it's level with her mouth, on the right). I forgot babies don't have necks! So I just snipped that button off, and since I used I-cord hidden buttonholds, no harm done.
Also, I should have either made smaller buttonholes or used bigger buttons. (See how the buttons have worked loose in the second picture.) It will be easy to fix with a stitch or two to shorten the buttonholes, but we live 1000 miles away so our daughter will have to do it!
(Her legs aren't really blue -- not sure why the color turned out that way.)
Labels: Tomten
9 Comments:
Sorry -- the pictures got reversed somehow. The lower one should have been the top one.
By ejmh, at 6:14 AM
What a cutie! I'm sure the lucky little girl will enjoy it. Congratulations to you and your daughter!
By eudyptula, at 8:09 AM
Beautiful baby girl! And the tomten is so sweet on her. Great job! samm
By Anonymous, at 8:18 AM
Cute sweater on a beautiful baby! Congrats!
By Lauren, at 8:42 AM
How cute! Both the baby and the Tomten. What size yarn did you use to make this tiny one?
By Carla, at 5:24 AM
The yarn was Dalegarn "Stork," 100% cotton - 4 balls, 195 yds/ball.
Needles were size 3 circular, Addi. (I started out with size 2 but felt the result wasn't "flexible" enough. I'm glad I changed.)
By ejmh, at 7:19 AM
She is cute as a button in her little tomten! I love it.
By Jodi, at 8:16 AM
concratulation to both - the loveley grandchild and the beautiful jacket!
By ulli, at 8:08 PM
is there anyway that you can share the infants modifications plse.
By dianelouw, at 5:28 AM
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