This sweater pattern, from
Chic Knits for Stylish Babies, is a major pain in the neck. I hate lazy authors who don't bother to spell out directions in clear language (example: for sleeve decreases, the pattern tells you to copy the front decreases for one side of the sleeve and the back decreases for the other). Also, the neck is enormous. Nonetheless, I chose this pattern because I loved the stripe pattern, had leftover yarn, and found the raglan zip clever; and it has proved to be cute, thrifty, and easy to wear. Although it's quite warm today, I made Jonah wear it briefly this morning since he was already dressed in matching pants.
This sweater pattern, from Chic Knits for Stylish Babies, is a major pain in the neck. I hate lazy authors who don't bother to spell out directions in clear language (example: for sleeve decreases, the pattern tells you to copy the front decreases for one side of the sleeve and the back decreases for the other). Also, the neck is enormous. Nonetheless, I chose this pattern because I loved the stripe pattern, had leftover yarn, and found the raglan zip clever; and it has proved to be cute, thrifty, and easy to wear. Although it's quite warm today, I made Jonah wear it briefly this morning since he was already dressed in matching pants.
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