bsj by 11yo dd
my daughter made this bsj for her 3yo sis. i couldn't help at all, never having made a bsj myself. she used fisherman's yarn and scrap yarns from the stash. she followed ez's instructions; her gauge was 4spi.
she was worried that it might not fit right; it looks fine, even if the sleeves *could* be longer.
Labels: BSJ
posted by the nifty needler at
8:14 AM
9 Comments:
Gorgeous! Love the color choices. And the sleeves look just the right length for a busy 3yr old. Really nice work. You have inspired me to make one now. Happy New Year!
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Mary, at 10:21 AM
How sweet of your older daughter to make that sweater for her little sister...she did a magnificent job!
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Anonymous, at 11:51 AM
So cute! And I agree with Mary, active girls need shorter cuffs.
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Elysbeth, at 12:06 PM
It looks great! And she looks so happy modeling it.
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Lauren, at 12:57 PM
What a great sweater! And it looks like little sister agrees. Nice job!
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Anonymous, at 4:12 PM
very cute, great color choices and patterns for the stripes! I am proud of her.
miriam
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Anonymous, at 4:41 PM
oh the start of a passion. i was eleven i think when i started getting really interested in knitting. and the beat goes on.
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knititch, at 10:25 AM
Marvelous job! Hurray for Older Sister! When I was 12 (I had been knitting for a year) I told my mom I wanted to knit a sweater for my new baby cousin. My mom responded, "YOU can't knit a BABY SWEATER". It set back my knitting career for a few years, until I got that dent out of my self-esteem. So I'm double cheered to see this project!
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Anonymous, at 2:16 PM
Wow! What an accomplishment! There should be no apologies for the sleeves, my 16 year old is wearing this shape and sleeve length.
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Anonymous, at 11:43 AM
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