
I was without a ribber whilst making this - Thomas the cat having used my ribber carriage as a trampoline - so the hems are latched for about 5 rows. Didn't get time to wash/press. I know ribbed welts are considered somewhat passe, but at least they stop the curl!
Charity tee top made on an LK150:

Made this on Heritage weekend in September, only just got around to finishing it. There's another half somewhere but I am out of DK at the moment and the mid-gauge has been taken down.
Charity tee top made on my KH60:

This is a skein of very pretty blue boucle yarn that I bought as a four pack ages ago (the other skeins were all different). I had planned to use it for myself, but there was not enough for much more than a hat. This used most of the ball - someone else can benefit from my impulsiveness.
The charity tee top patterns are based on the Guideposts knit for kids pattern and they are linked on my Free patterns page.
2 comments:
Oh I love these! Nicely done!
Wow these look really cool Jane keep up the goood work
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