Yes, I'm still Peaches'n'Creme-crazy. I love this yarn. And look how nicely it knitted up into the Baby Kimono from the Mason Dixon book! This little kimono is my first official thing-with-sleeves. It's knitted in one piece and then folded over, so it was really easy. Not so much fun with the seaming, but not too bad. I figure once the sleeve seams are under the baby's arms no one will notice the lumps and bumps that bug me, and the yarn is really soft so it won't be uncomfortable or anything. Just me being picky. You know.
Here's the back:
And here's the bib, sans Isis. Another Mason Dixon pattern. So fast and easy. Love.
Check out the button I found for it...MOO!
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Oh, I love the baby kimono!! I never thought of using peaches and creme - but its genius!! Cute, soft, washable!! And the bib is cute too! That purple and green is my fave!!
What an adorable kimono. Love the little moo button too.
The kimono is ADORABLE. And you know how I love the bibs. ;)
i need to make some lil' bibs soon! i heart yor kimono :-)
Great baby kimono! Your new niece is very lucky to have such a talented aunt!
I love how the cows have gathered around the bib. It looks cute! That kimono is really darling.
Nothing wrong with Peaches n creme, is there? I hope not. I've got a bunch in my stash.
MOO!!! I love the button! But then, I think I have an unhealthy obsession with cow related things. Not actual cows though. lol So cute! :)
Cute!
You are so talented, my goodness. I love all the color you use. I've been doing a bit of exploring on your blog. I found you via Luna's place!
Nice job, which I had your talent.
I know your niece and our great niece will look beautiful in her baby kimono. What a great present
One more time....Should read...
Nice job..WISH I had your talent.
Enjoy your day.....
Is it me or does that kimono seem to be modeled on a Llama??
So cute! I really want to knit one of those for someone special soon -- printed out a similar version to start on!
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