It wasn't anything super fancy. A log cabin blanket for my new niece.
I matched the colors to the fabric they were using for her nursery. They were aiming for a McKenzie Child's theme so I knew what I wanted to do.
It needed to be lined. In the black and white checked fabric. Now those of you who know me realize that I hate to sew. And here's where mom comes in. She's a master seamstress. She made my clothes growing up, she still sews her curtains - and I'm talking professional valances. So she sat at her machine and sewed the lining in for me.
I consider it a group effort sorta thing.
I think what I like best is that most of the yarn is leftover from items I knit for her brother and sister.
Enjoy your weekend!
10 comments:
That is awesome - love the colors!
Beautiful! Lucky baby. ;-)
What a lovely labor of love by you and your mom!
Oh wow! Love it! And I'm sure it will be treasured...
Linda in VA
That is so sweet Donna, a treasure for sure.
How adorable! And even more, sentimental from using yarns that mean something. Getting ready to start a baby blanket here with the Chevron pattern.
So, so sweet!
what a secret, how did you keep that one? I would have burst! The blanket is gorgeous :) Garter stitch is so dead simple but a lovely stitch that speaks volumes!
Oh I like it.
Beautiful! Love the collaboration, Donna. Knitters and seamstresses -- the world needs both! xo Lisa
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