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Tres bien ensemble

Neutral.

1/10/2013

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They just keep coming. Babies everywhere. There are three more on their way this year, and it's still January, so I'm betting that number increases before we see things through.
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The first addition to the fold comes in February. He/she will be ready for knitted goodness upon arrival.
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The pattern is Baby Jumpsuit by Pinar Ürün Sizun. I first fell in love with the little accessories that can be knit to coordinate with the pattern, but, alas, I didn't save myself enough time to get them ready before the showering of gifts. And, I literally used all but inches of the skein I knit from during the knitting of the jumper.
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I would have preferred to do a few additional rounds in the sleeves, but I didn't have the yardage to make it happen. The nice thing is that this pattern takes exactly one skein of Patton's Beehive Baby sport. Exactly one.
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It took me a while to get used to the 'wrong side' look. It totally makes most sense to have the smoothest side of the knitting against that soft sensitive skin, especially, since this is intended for a newborn, but I'm just, generally, not a purl side fan. Regardless, the pattern is very easy to follow. And, I just adore the cable detail and button-up closure along the side. Again, great thinking on the part of the designer to put buttons in a spot where they are least likely to be an irritant. Even without a chubby little body inside, it's pretty cute, yes?
17 Comments
stitchingirl link
1/9/2013 10:19:14 pm

What a lovely romper!! I also am not a fan of the purl side of knitting, but in this case it not only makes sense, it looks great and makes the center cable "pop".

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Una link
1/10/2013 12:29:22 am

I love the yarn...so soft and comfy.

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Pumpkin link
1/10/2013 12:51:20 am

That is so darling! I like how you used a more neutral color scheme, I find that much more attractive than many of the bright, garish colors that people like to dress babies in. Lovely work!

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Elisabeth Andree link
1/10/2013 01:00:39 am

Lovely work again! I love the yarn too, it looks very comfortable.

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florapie
1/10/2013 03:44:46 am

So cute! But what a lot of buttons to sew on!

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Lisa link
1/10/2013 06:03:53 am

Adorable!

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britney link
1/10/2013 09:02:19 am

i'm really loving the yarn you used for that little jumpsuit. well done!

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hattie
1/10/2013 12:32:01 pm

I' m intrigued, and definitely agree that purl on the outside looks weird but would be much softer. it' s a really cute little ensemble.

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Lynn link
1/10/2013 08:05:00 pm

So sweet! I must cast that on! I absolutely love it. And yes... it certainly is turning out to be the year of the baby- isn't it? Babies are springing up EVERYWHERE! However... I can certainly think of worse things. :)

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Susan link
1/11/2013 12:10:01 am

I wish any of my friends would reproduce. Any of them, I'm not picky.

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Ana Figueira link
1/11/2013 07:41:01 pm

Simply adorable! Love it! You're very talented!

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katie metzroth link
1/14/2013 12:14:25 am

That is super stinkin' cute!

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Pınar Ürün Sizun
1/17/2013 03:42:48 pm

Great pleasure to see the FO's of other people, thanks for sharing!
I hope the recipient has enjoyed it too...

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autumngeisha link
1/18/2013 02:05:20 pm

So cute! I love the cables and neat row of buttons. Must add this one to my queue.

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Rachel Marie link
1/25/2013 01:25:10 am

Oh my goodness, you've got the trifecta: neutral toned, knit baby garment, and buttons. So cute!

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Genny
3/12/2013 02:06:13 pm

Very cute! Did you knit he body 29.5 cm as the pattern suggests? How did it fit the baby?

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