The chef's recommended knitting to go with this particular dish is a top-down dolly cardigan. Last year, I crafted a sweater for Hana's dolly, Molly (yes, we repeat that phrase a lot around here!) I based the construction heavily on a top-down cardigan I knitted for Hana from a Knitting Pure and Simple pattern. I love the Knitting Pure and Simple patterns for their simplicity which allows a nice amount ad lib, especially for the hack designer in me. The gauge is smaller than the girls' sweater, at 5 stitches/inch for the dolls. I'm knitting this version with some Cascade 220 Heather which a friend passed on to me (thanks, S!) When I knit the first one, I wrote out the pattern (read: scribbled some notes), and am re-knitting and re-scribing with the hopes of being of some use to other dolly clothes making folks out there. Of course, I'll try my hand at adding it to the blog as a downloadable pattern, but I am no expert there... at the least there will be a pattern post with some photos, perhaps over the weekend. {Alison, I might need your tech-support guys to make a house call!}
Now, I'm going to curl up on the sofa with some tea and my Through The Loops Mystery Sock clue for this week! Happiness, simple happiness.
Cozy wishes to you - xoxo
3 comments:
very cute socks...and I love the pink...and pasta ;))
that sounds very similar to this pasta that we can't seem to get enough of these days (i think it's the bacon!) i love the energy and creativity you are able to share with all of us now that you a blogger...you're a natural (but i knew you would be!)
http://splendidtable.publicradio.org/recipes/pasta_cheese_gilded_linguine.shtml
do you ever listen to the splendid table on npr (noon on sunday in A2 (i have to download podcasts here....sigh
Excellent pasta recipe! Especially prepared at Chez Annri!
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