Slashing the Stash
Baby Surprise Jacket January 2016 |
The first project was the Thrifty Baby Surprise Jacket (BSJ) posted last week, and since the pattern was out, I grabbed two skeins of Noro Kirara that I purchased years ago, and cast on another BSJ on smaller needles.
I had previously used the Noro to cast on a scarf, but it just didn't look right, and so the knitting stalled for months. I frogged the scarf (I only had about 6 inches done) and balled the yarn, waiting for the perfect project. I think it is very happy becoming a BSJ.
With any luck, this BSJ will be finished by the end of the week. If I have enough yarn, I will add a collar.
Yarn:
Noro Kirara (51% wool, 29% cotton, 10% silk, and 10% angora)
Needles:
size 6 US
I loved the BSJ so much that I purchased the adult version too.
ReplyDeleteLove this color combination:)
ReplyDeleteOh Oh I LOVE it. I am just knitting squares out of leftovers for donation.
ReplyDeleteYeah for destashing!! A great way to start out 2016.
ReplyDeleteBSJ looks great in Noro!
ReplyDeleteThe colors of your little jacket are beautiful. I can imagine a sweet little baby in those bright colors. Please let us see it finished!
ReplyDeleteYou are killin' the stash ......whereas I just added to mine. I think maybe I don't understand slashing. LOL
ReplyDeleteLove the colors in the Baby Surprise! Looks great!
Gorgeous colors. You are a busy gal!
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