These sweaters are knit in the style of a favorite old sweatshirt hoodies, so they're very cozy, comfortable and roomy with plenty of room to grow. The boys will definitely fit in these next year.




If you feel the need to know any of the technical details of these sweaters, you can check out the post I put up here at my fiber arts blog. (You will find that the boys are named "Sparky and Max" on that blog to maintain anonymity.)
2 comments:
Those are fabulous! I love that they have hoods. My grandmother is a big knitter. She has made Zoey a sweater for every occasion. I am going to post some pictures of a few of them on my blog today. You inspired me to share her fabulous work. ~A
Oh my goodness!!! How cute can these little spuds get before it just goes off the charts?!
The sweaters are great! And they look great in them.
By the way, I was going to tell you? Last week I was looking at a photo of Elijah and, lo and behold, I saw my brother's smile! I kept looking at thinking, "Who does he look in this picture?"
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