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Intermediate
This sweet baby dress has an easy garter stitch yoke and the full bottom of the dress is edged with an eyelet pattern. The dress has full puffed sleeves and a cute puffy pocket. The yoke looks darling when decorated with store bought satin ribbon flowers or cute fancy buttons. There is a back neck opening with a button & loop closure to make for easy on and off.
ERRATA: For anyone who purchased this pattern prior to May 27, 2012 2:30 EDT.
In the directions after the JOIN, Round 2 should read:
Round 2: SM, K1, M1, k to 1 st before 2nd marker, M1, k1, SM, k1, M1, k to 1 st before 3rd marker, M1, k1, SM, k1, M1, k to 1 st before 4th marker, M1, k1, SM, k1, M1, k to 1 st before beginning marker, M1, k1.
22 sts / 30 rows = 4" in stockinette stitch
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My great-aunt taught me to knit when I was a child of about 8 yrs old so I've been knitting "forever". For the past 2 years I've been designing baby sweaters and selling the patterns. After I retired a few years ago, I started knitting for charity. I knit mostly baby sweaters and send them to Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in SD. Selling the patterns I design helps to cover the cost of yarn and ...
My great-aunt taught me to knit when I was a child of about 8 yrs old so I've been knitting "forever". For the past 2 years I've been designing baby sweaters and selling the patterns. After I retired a few years ago, I started knitting for charity. I knit mostly baby sweaters and send them to Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in SD. Selling the patterns I design helps to cover the cost of yarn and shipping. When I design a baby sweater in multiple sizes, I knit all the sizes myself, then send them all to Pine Ridge. I love knitting and I love babies. :)
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