10.09.2011

Baby Sophisticate


Well.. after weeks of talking about baby knits on my podcast, I think it is HIGH TIME that I actually share them with you here on the blog!

As you know, I've been preparing for the arrival of our baby boy due in less than a month! 
I've knit several baby things but have been too busy to blog about them. 
SO.. over the next few weeks, prepare to see a lot of tiny baby, knitted, cuteness. 
There is a lot to catch up on!

First up.. Baby Sophisticate.



Maybe the fastest, cutest newborn sweater EVER? This is one awesome pattern that you can find for free on Ravelry HERE.

I knit the whole sweater and a matching hat in just a few days using only one skein of Malabrigo Worsted in the taupe colorway.

I used Kate Oates Adventure Hat pattern from her new book Math For Hats. It turned out great!



Perfect future baby shower present? I think so!

22 comments:

  1. This is gorgeous! Love it :-)
    If we have a boy next time, I'll definitely be going back to this pattern. I hope your not finding the last stages of pregnancy to tiring.
    Thank you,

    Ashley xxx

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  2. I love this pattern. I've knit it a couple times for friends and it's always a big hit. Yours looks beautiful! It looks so soft and cozy!

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  3. That is the cutest! Thanks for sharing - I am going to make one for my friend's grand baby.

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  4. Thanks for the intro to this pattern. I've just printed it off and it will soon be on it's way to a delightful new baby boy. It's perfect for a tiny gentleman.

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  5. I love the color you choose. The new baby will look just adorable in this! Thank you for all the hard work you do on your podcast. It is so easy to see how much effort you put into it and I really enjoy all your shows. Best of luck with the new arrival.

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  6. So cute! The color of the yarn is so soft and dreamy! The little hat is adorable! I look forward to these baby knit posts!

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  7. So sweet! I want one in my size. ; )

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  8. so cute, he'll look adorable in them. I wish you all the best for the upcoming delivery.
    I really hope you come back to your podcasts at some point, we'd all be heartbroken if you did not!

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  9. That sweater is adorable! I've added it to my favorites and am thinking about my nephew and Christmas... Thanks for sharing!

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  10. The hat and sweater are very cute. I like the buttons too.

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  11. Oh yeh the sweater is super cute! I probably will knit one too.

    This is a super cute baby cardigan, http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/little-baby-sweater. check it out! I love it, and knit one for my baby due next Jan. http://www.ravelry.com/projects/catmilc/little-baby-sweater

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  12. Love it! I'll definitely be making one for my baby girl to come.

    I love the yarn that you used, too.

    Hope the end of pregnancy is going well for you!

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  13. That is the cutest little jacket, and your stitches are so perfect. Love it!

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  14. Dying with natural products always produces such gorgeous colors!

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  15. Cute! i just made this sweater but instead of the shawl collar I crocheted a peter pan collar. you're making me wish i hadn't!

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  16. Beautiful,it is wonderful how you have prepared for your new son.Best Wishes

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  17. Gorgeous! I have made the Baby Sophisticate before using a tweedy yarn, but it is stunning in Malabrigo!

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  18. Such a nice baby sweater - and gift. Thank you for sharing the pattern source. It's in my library and will definitely be a future project.

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  19. I cannot find the pattern on Ravelry and I would love to knit it for my grandson. Is the pattern still available?

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  20. I couldn't find the pattern either and would love to make it for a friend's new baby. Does anyone have the pattern?

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  21. a very cute pattern. i would love to knit this set for my newly born grandson. please share the pattern.

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