Baby Norgi
The Baby Norgi is on its way! I’ve done nearly 6 inches of the body — but at 36 sts and 40 rows per 4 inches, it’s taking a while. Yes, I know I’m knitting tighter than the recommended gauge in the pattern, but I’m just doing this to learn the steeking stuff — I’m sure I can find a tiny baby to wear this tiny sweater!
Tiny little stitches
Fair Isle, inside and out
Tags: Baby Norgi
Holly Cow…. I love the back it is beautiful. Look at those perfect little loops. Lovely works as always. There is always finding a big teady bear who needs a sweater.
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Beautiful!
ah, that is supercute! your gauge is mad, though
good luck with the steeking - i look forward to following your progress there.
Wow, the intarsia looks perfect. Awesome job. Great colours too. I’m all over that blue right now. I’m wearing it now in fact.
Your fair isle work is beautiful! Can’t wait to see the finished sweater.
That is so beautiful! And my colors too!
oh! love the fair isle. though baby garments are small, but the gauge kind of makes them just as laborious! i’m finishing up the baby cardigan with baby ull this weekend so check my site for pics! did you carry over the yarn or weave in when you do the fair isle? that looks so lovely the way you did it.
Baby Norgi is so fun. I love your color choices.
I love that. It is gooooooooorgeous. If you need help finding a baby, I’ll gladly volunteer mine!
Nice tiny knitting project - and beautiful colours. The tiny baby will be so cute in that thingie, I can tell allready!
Happy summer days!
That is adsolutely beautiful!
Beautiful! I agree - the inside looks as great as the out!
Wow both sides look great. I’m hoping to start my first fair isle type sweater this fall, I hope I can do it justice after seeing yours, it’s perfect.
Hi there! New to your blog and must say that this is so absolutely gorgeous! Beautiful work and color combos. It makes me want to go out and find a friend with a baby or have one myself so I can make one, too! OK, well, maybe I’ll hold off on the baby until I have a more valid reason… : )
as usual, your stuff looks too good to wear!!!
Absolutely beautiful. I love the colours too. Where does the pattern come from?
Oh my gosh, how beautiful! Your knitting is perfect!
CUTE! I love the colors.
Gorgeous!! Did you teach yourself? I love the color combo!
So you’ll have the present but will need to find the recipient? You’re right, it shouldn’t be difficult. Good luck with the steeking (shudder, I’ve never tried it).
All I can say is Wow. Your fair isle? WOW.
Beautiful ! The colour is very soft. I love it !
Gorgeous! I really need to do some fair isle i think! When I see wonderful projects like this one I get the itch.
absolutely beautiful! even the ws looks so neat and well done. can’t wait to follow your steeking adventures…i’ve been tempted to try steeking and am a bit nervous. best of luck!
wow, felicia! that is just gorgeous. the kid could even wear it inside out.
It looks beautiful so far. I’m looking forward to seeing your progress, as I’m still afraid of steeking.
You need to teach me how to fair isle so beautifully.
Hey Felicia,
I’m with Nik, please teach me to do that Ole Mighty One!
I plan to knit up some socks using your tips with one, long circ.
Beautiful work and colors, can’t wait to see the FO.
So pretty! And your knitting is so neat! I admire you for taking this on without a recipient in mind. I can’t wait to see the steeking!
Beautiful!! both inside and out.
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