Josephine

I juleferien var jeg sammen med min brors familie, heriblandt de vordende forældre der venter en lille pige til februar/marts. Mit tredje ferie-projekt var en baby surprise jacket i pigefarver. (Når nu den i april hed Joseph, må denne i lyserød da hedde Josephine!)
Den blev færdig på bare 4 dage og var sjov at strikke. Ikke mindst, fordi modtagerne kunne følge med! Det sjoveste var helt klart at strikke den færdig og bede dem om at folde "kluden" til en babytrøje. Det var ikke helt nemt, og min nevø gav faktisk op.
Men færdig blev den, og jeg synes, den er sød. Den er strikket i Noro Taiyo Sock og vejer 60 gram. Mønsteret er altid sjovt at strikke og resultatet godt. Ligesom sidste gang har jeg forlænget ærmerne lidt. Det blev så det sidste færdige strik i år.....

During the Christmas days, I was with my brothers family, including the parents-to-be, expecting a baby girl in February/March. My third holiday-project was a baby surprise jacket in girly colors. (Since the one in April was called Joseph, this one in pink needs to be named Josephine!)
It was finished in just 4 days and was fun to knit. Mostly because the recipients could follow the process! The funniest part was finishing it and ask them to fold the "rag" into a baby-cardigan. It wasn't that easy, and my nephew actually had to give up.
But it was finished, and I think it's very cute. It's made with Noro Taiyo Sock and weighs 60 grams.
This pattern is always a fun thing to do, and the result is good. Like last time, I made the sleeves a bit longer. This was the last finished project this year.....