I recently finished a brown Pebble vest for the little one, but it turned out that Cascade 220 was a much too soft yarn for the purpose. For almost three months now he's been exploring the world by pushing himself forward with his front on the floor, and it takes some tough clothes to take that kind of wear. Already after one day, the brown Pebble vest is pilling all over, so I'm saving that for later. He's starting to stand up and take a few supported steps now, so hopefully it won't be too long before he can wear it again. In the mean time, this new grey version (very similar to the beloved one which is now too small), is doing the job instead. Together with Lark it's doing a great job at keeping him warm. I do think a third one would be nice to have around, though, so - back to the needles!
Pattern: Pebble (Rav link) by Nikol Lohr (I made it larger by casting on 90 sts) - a free pattern available in English, Danish, and French.
Yarn: Blackhill Highland Wool, colourway Rullesten, 56 g.
Needles: 4.5 mm.
My Ravelry project page is here.
2 comments:
Pilling is the worst!! But the new one is lovely!! Hope the yarn is better.
Sød og fin og forhåbentlig slidstærk. Ja, de møffer en del på maven, ikke?
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