
Wonderful Walla - John
John is modeling the completed Wonderful Wallaby. I am so proud. It fits him nicely and I think he won't mind wearing it this winter. It is pretty warm here today, though, and I had a hard time talking John into wearing his new warm sweater. But I managed to force him into it. So he ran away and didn't want me to take a picture

Hiding
Then I let Emily try it on:

Emily
Which, of course, made John want another turn.

Nice Hoody
I used the Kitchener stitch to weave the hood and armpits together. Well, I mean, the hood is not connected to the armpit, but yeah, well, you know. That was pretty tricky, and partway through the hood I did something wrong, so it is a half stitch off. There was no way I could undo my stitches and try again - too confusing, but John said he doesn't mind. I found directions for the kitchener stitch here (with pictures) and here (printable). I wish you were closer, Laurie, it would have been handy to have you show me how!
3 comments:
Oh yeah! I'm so proud of you Wendy! That looks wonderful! I'm still stuck on the decreases after attaching the sleaves, but you have inspired me. I have no idea what the stitch is you are referring to. Maybe I'll have to mail mine to Laurie or you for completion :) Way to go! John and Em are so adorable!
Looks great! I recently started knitting but I only have 6 inches done on a scarf-maybe someday I can knit an adorable sweater!
Wish I could do that... I'm all thumbs when it comes to knitting or crocheting... did I even spell it right?! LOL!
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