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Warm pants for baby
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Blocking
Blocking
And just like that. The I-cord is done to 32 inches.
And just like that. The I-cord is done to 32 inches.
Nine decrease rounds.
Nine decrease rounds.
All leg decreases done :white_check_mark:
All leg decreases done white_check_mark
Two decreases done; seven more to go. Seven markers ready to go.
Two decreases done; seven more to go. Seven markers ready to go.
New BOR is after the second leg; back of the crotch.
New BOR is after the second leg; back of the crotch.
Set up for two at a time and Kitchener Stitch.
Set up for two at a time and Kitchener Stitch.
Short rows done :white_check_mark:
Short rows done white_check_mark
A little disappointed that the instructions are actually w&t and not German short rows.
A little disappointed that the instructions are actually w&t and not German short rows.
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Finished
September 1, 2024
September 10, 2024

Warm pants for baby

Project info
Rocky by tincanknits
Knitting
Pants
Leggings
0-6
Needles & yarn
US 1 - 2.25 mm
US 4 - 3.5 mm
265 yards
Knit Picks Hawthorne Fingering
0.5 skeins = 178.5 yards (163.2 meters), 50 grams
26871 Cosmic speckle
Gray
Valley Yarns Huntington
0.4 skeins = 87.2 yards (79.7 meters), 20 grams
4921 Blue
Blue
Notes

Since baby will be born in Fall and the romper I knitted leaves the little legs bare, I thought a pair of long pants are in order grin
The Hawthorne is left from a previous project, a hat for a grandniece. https://www.ravelry.com/projects/Strickliese/neon-ski-bonnet
And the Huntington Yarn is left from the Oszilla shawl I had knitted earlier this year for my girlfriend.
https://www.ravelry.com/projects/Strickliese/oszilla-scarf

09-01-2024

I was about to do the provisional cast on using the cheater hack by twice sheared sheep, but then -since I have an extra needle size #1- I decided on using Judy’s magic cast on just like for toe up socks..

09-02-2024

Next time make one of these ( I am planning on making one in size 12 to 18 months), I am considering to work one purl row after 1.75“ to mark the row to fold the waist band in half, even counting rows to make sure its correct placement.
The waist band seems tiny, but I hope it will block out to the schematic measurements.
I wove in the yarn ends inside the waist band before closing it up with the three needle joint.

09-03-2024

Ready for the short rows and a bit disappointed that the instructions call for w&t rather than German short rows.
Easy enough to do the German short row technique instead, but was just surprised, since this pattern is specifically mentioned to use the German short row method. woman-shrugging

09-04-2024

Done with the short rows and on to the increases for the crotch which I work M1L,…M1R.

09-05-2024

Working the two legs at the same time, much as I do with two at a time socks.
I clip a marker on the decrease round to keep count not only on the number of rounds in between, but also the number decrease rounds. For the size I am making, once I see nine markers, I finished the decreases and should be left with 32 sts for each leg.

09-06-2024

When transitioning to the CC for the ankle cuffs, I knit the first round before starting the 1x1 ribbing and I use the jogless stripe method of picking up the stitch below the first stitch and knitting it together with the first stitch in the second cc round.

09-07-2024

Bound off the cuffs using Judy‘s stretchy bind off.
Started on the I-cord.

09-08-2024

I am thinking a 30 inch drawstring will be long enough for the smallest size ( with the waist being 2 inches less than the largest size).
So far I have 5 1/2 inches; so, ways to go.

09-10-2024

I-cord is taking forever joy
But then, before I knew, it was 32 inches long.

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September 10, 2024
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Rocky
by tincanknits
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Huntington
by Valley Yarns
Fingering
75% Merino, 25% Nylon
218 yards / 50 grams

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Hawthorne Fingering
by Knit Picks
Fingering
80% Wool, 20% Nylon
357 yards / 100 grams

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  • Project created: September 1, 2024
  • Finished: September 10, 2024
  • Updated: January 13, 2025
  • Progress updates: 3 updates