Oh my girl is so darling. I just love that little face so much. So I finished up her Leksak tunic last night and with just a bit of yarn left. Yay! I tried it on her this morning and snapped a few pictures (I didn’t even wait to block it first). She is so cute, she seems really happy with it and was twirling around and then just toddled off to play with leaves and sticks. It will be a great light pullover to throw on for a chilly morning. This pattern was really fun, easy, and quick. I have wanted to knit it ever since seeing it on Ginny’s girls, loving her choice of knits for their practicality and ease. The yarn I used was just some random cheap yarn in my stash from my pre-knitting days, when I bought a bunch for a yarn tassel garland and for weaving. I don’t plan to buy any more yarn of this nature, but also am too miserly to just throw it out, so I plan to use it up on some fun quick knits like this one. This was my goal in learning how to knit, to be able to knit some clothes and practical items for my loved ones, and it brings so much joy to be able to do so at this point! Plus they always seem to love it when I’ve made something for them. I’ve been finishing up all of my WIPs so that I can begin working on sweaters for each of the kid’s birthdays coming up in November + December. My needles will be busy!
It turned out wonderful! It looks almost like the same color as my girlie’s Leksak. It looks like that will fit her for a long time, which I always love. She is just lovely!
thank you Sarah! I love it 🙂
So sweet! and wonderful work on the leksak! ps I had no idea what that was until I read this post. Love seeing what you create!
thank you, Melissa! I didn’t know what it was either but it’s just the name of the pattern, the “leksak tunic.” Apparently “leksak” means “toy” in Swedish.
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