She has proudly announced that it is called her Easter Dress - so I guess I know what she will be wearing to Church come Sunday.
This is my first time knitting in Biggan and I must say that I am in love. The colours, the feel and the stitches are perfect and did I say colours. There are 64 colours in there range now and they are the brightest you will find anywhere. It is a little more expensive than your average 8ply 50gram ball - but did I mention the colours - go and have a look for yourself, you will not be disappointed.
The pattern is yet another by the talented Georgie (other wise know as Tikki) happily named the Rainbow dress. I am pleased that I knitted it in the stripe pattern for something extra special, but it looks just as nice knitted up in a semi, solid or varigated. Here is the Ravelry link to the pattern if you so happen to have access (if not you best join - it is well worth the effort)
I am really enjoying these Knit Alongs through Tangled Yarns. I know that I am meant to be working down the stash this year (and that is happening) but Kelly just happily sits and offers another gorgeous pattern and yarn each month. I will be joining on for April and knitting my niece in NSW a bonnet.
* knitter will not be held responsible if said daughter one day happens to be out and finds herself wearing a mini dress home!
We were meant to have a play date with the lovely Steph today - but her little one was unwell. I am looking forward to finally getting together after Easter (we have been trying for a few weeks now) and I am thinking that I have just found a wonderful crafty friend the next suburb over. Go and say Hi, Steph is new to blogging. But just look what she popped in for the kids. Thanks Steph - they did not last long at all.
OH i love it, the dress, the scissor incident, the poses. I had a child ask if they could snip a little bit of fabric once, they cut it from the centre of a 10m bolt. OMG, yes, heart attack indeed. Love Posie
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolute treasure you are! How excited was I to see your link to my blog...cue jumping up and down like a little girl again :) That dress is magnificent! You are a brilliant knitter...I am in awe. Looking forward to our catch up and glad you enjoyed the cakes.
ReplyDeleteOMG, that is beautiful. I love the colours and it looks great on Amelia.
ReplyDeleteI so wish I could knit!
Wow!!!! Kylie, it looks stunning! I love the stripes and the colours that you chose and it looks like it fits Amelia perfectly! :D
ReplyDeleteWOW... what awesome knitting. so inspiring.
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful Kylie. I bet they will love it at church too.
ReplyDeleteFabulous and inspirational as usual! Have a lovely Easter.
ReplyDeleteThat dress is wonderful! What is it with kids and scissors? Happy Easter :)
ReplyDeleteThat is the most gorgeous dress! You must be thrilled! Its a shame you had to go through the scissors incident but at least it gives the dress its own history now. Happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteThat dress is fantastic and to think a little girl aged 4 years helped to finish it off ,craft is going to run in the family again , lucky Tim .And Amelia is so proud to be wearing her new dress . Well done Love Grandpa and Grandma ooooxxx
ReplyDeleteThis is too cute! Thanks for the link to the pattern, I somehow missed that one!
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Wow - that dress is awesome and a brilliant fit too!
ReplyDeleteIt (almost) inspires me to knit one for My little darling (almost...) from she who is still working on the milo ;)
I was looking at the dress on Ravelry and started reading postings about it. Thus I made it to your blog.
ReplyDeleteI love the dress and am pretty sure I will be ordering the pattern.
Your scissor incident reminds me of a shirt I made for my 2 year old grandson this past winter. One day I went downstairs to him sitting on the couch with scissors and shirt in hand........yes, the shirt has several snips in it along the hemline and the button placket. I put it away so I could give it to him when he is an adult.