Seamless Bootie Boots

Cuff Down;Cuff Up

MY NOTES:
WARNING!! These are just notes and has not been tested for accuracy as of yet.

Size 5 circ

CO 32 using Judy’s Magic Cast-On method (16; 16)

Row 1: Knit

Row 2: Knit: (Increase Row) Needle 1: K1, YO, K14, YO, K1 Needle 2: K1, YO, K14, YO, K1 36 sts (18; 18)

Row 3: Purl 36 sts

Row 4: Knit: Increase Row 40 sts (20; 20)

Row 5: Purl 40 sts

Row 6: Knit: Increase Row 44 sts (22; 22)

Rows 7-17: Circular Garter Stitch (knit EOR; purl EOR)

Toe:

Row 1: K17, K2tog, K2, sl 1, K1, PSSO, sl 1, yf, turn

Row 2 & 4: K2tog, K6, sl 1, K1, PSSO, yf, sl 1 purlwise, turn

Row 3: K2tog, K6, sl 1, K1, PSSO, sl 1, yf, turn

Row 5 & 7: K2tog, K6, sl 1, K1 PSSO, turn

Row 6 & 8: P2tog tbl, P6, P2tog, sl 1 purlwise, turn

Row 9: K2tog, K6, sl 1, K1, PSSO, K to the end

Ankle:

Rows 10-35: Circular Garter Stitch (knit EOR; purl EOR)

Bind off using a stretchy bind off technique.

Weave in yarn ends.

Iddy Biddy Easton Socks

E$ sport'n his new socks

A pair of stretchy socks for Easton.

Olive

Size 0 DPNs

CO 20 sts (Turkish cast on method) 10 stitches on each needle

Row 1: Knit

Row 2: Needle 1: K1, M1, K8, M1, K1 – Needle 2: K1, M1, K8, M1, K1

Repeat Row 1 & 2 until there are 32 stitches (16 per needle). Mark the beginning of the next row.

Knit 25 Rows of SS. Complete 2 wedges of Cat's Sweet Tomato Heel. Mark the beginning of the next row.

Knit 6 rows of SS.

Knit 20 rows of 1X1 ribbing.

Bind off using Jeny's Surprisingly Stretchy Bind-off technique.

Weave in yarn ends.

5 Hour Baby Sweater... Sorta!

In an attempt to "get ahead" on my knitting for babies that are due next fall and winter, and of undisclosed gender, I have been knitting sweaters that would fit into either gender wardrobes. I have placed buttonholes on both the left and right sides of the sweater fronts so that the buttons can be added easily at a later date. 

This little blue sweater was meant to be gender neutral... it looks a bit feminine to me. I used a basic 5 hour sweater pattern with some modifications.  

Baby Surprise Jacket for a Surprise Baby

We recently found out that I have another great-great niece or nephew on the way. So what better for a surprise baby but a BSJ (Baby Surprise Jacket). My sister Spooky (the surprise baby's great grandma) gave me a few skeins of Red Heart SUPER SAVER multi color yarn, so I decided to make the baby's sweater out of it. Another surprise is that there may be more than one surprise baby on the way... TWINS! We should find out in a few weeks. But to be on the safe side, I will start another sweater soon.

#962 Seascape

Cable Sweater for our Easton

Well... I started leisurely working on this sweater for Easton. Low-n-behold the little darlin decided to show up on February 17, 2012 -- 6 weeks early!!! I had already decided to make the sweater for next fall since he was supposed to arrive in warmer weather. 

Mazel Tov!!! Clarice and David!!!

All I need now is buttons...

Easton Bradley