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| Mix and Match Booties form Knitted Booties for Tiny Feet by Catherine Bouquerel |
My cousin's daughter is expecting a little boy, any day now apparently, and I thought it would be a great opportunity to knit a few little things. I knit way too slow for things like sweaters, unless I went for an adult size soccer sweater and had 17 years to finish it. What if I got the team wrong?! So socks and booties it is.
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| Adapted from: Baby Knee Socks by Blossom Knitwear |
These socks were adapted from a pattern I found online. I didn't like the way the first one turned out. The size seemed weird, so I shortened the foot a bit and like the resulting proportions much better. Whether it fits a baby foot, I don't know.
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| Bootees from Snuggly DK Sirdar booklet 1815 |
This pair was knit back and forth, which I find annoying. Using long circulars and the Magic loop method means that no matter how small the tube, it can be knit in a circle without using double points and you are left with no seam.
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| Adapted from: Baby Knee Socks by Blossom Knitwear |
This is another colourway of the blue sock above. I love how it took two of the baby socks to complete the variegation pattern in this yarn.
I sure hope my cousin's daughter likes them and they don't disappear into the wash machine the first go round.
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