My delightful niece (likewise, her little kid brother) addresses me as "Auntie Mommy" - a term coined by my younger sister who decided that her wonderful kids could well be mine; since I have none of my own. [Not that I am in desperate need nor have the urge to have some offspring yet.]
Anyway...
So I constantly have her in mind whenever I feel the urge to get some toddler knitting/crochet projects started.
This recent project was sparked off by a conversation my mom and I had when we were mall shopping. My mom saw a poncho and commented that it is a very child-friendly keep-warm clothing item. Besides not having buttons to fuss with, there is also no need for the struggle to get the kid's arms into the item; unlike a sweater. And the coverage is sufficient.
Hence the idea of a capelet.
As usual, I have gone through the route of selecting a pattern, working it almost halfway through, then ripping it back entirely. I just wanted a pattern that had a bit more coverage (less lacey) and also more girlish.
Reason: Just simply because I wasn't satisfied with the way it looked. [Does that ever happen to any of you?]
So this was the resulting piece.
I had decided to finish off with a round of crochet flowers and those had the stamp of approval from my niece who comments that she "loves pink!"
Well, if you know what that means...
Friday, October 22, 2010
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