One of my very first designs I put into a knitting pattern for miniaturists to buy under my shop called Tom Thumb Miniatures. I have 2 other I made, in 1990’s. I will get around to someday upload it to my blog
Obviously you need to be comfortable to use small hair pin needles, ultimately I use .8 and 1mm needles and fine 1-ply wool/yarn from say fine knitting machine yarn cone
You too can reproduce this jumper, change the colors if you want
To obtain the pattern, here is the link
Inspired by a beautiful bouquet of roses and carnations, in a tea pot used as a vase, I just had to “replicate” it in yarn. Here is designs, which I now make available to you via this link
Enjoy
One of the things I love is creating things in yarn and or a mix with fabrics compounded by my I love and protect any bee that comes into my garden or crosses my way. They are one of the most important living creatures we need to survive. It dawned on me time to bring out the knitting needles and make something for the little ones. Rompers also known as Onesies are so hard to find patterns for, and then they can be so complicated, and then are sexist. Out came the needles and away I went doing my thing and created as I went along. So cuttie pie it turned out, I just had to make a bonnet. No sooner was the bonnet made I made the booties… not sooner the complete outfit was finished a friend claimed the finished product and then got further order. But I have only got limited time and cannot possibly make all the orders that flowed in, I realized I needed to sit down and work out the pattern and make it available to those who want to reproduce my designed article.
HONEY BEE BABY ROMPER – ONESIE SET Click here to Get the pattern
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