Monday, November 06, 2006
Modified MDK Kimono (Part II a.k.a. Finished)

I tend to have issues finishing projects after I get done with the knitting. This MDK Kimono has been collecting dust for quite some time, but I finally finished it!

Ended up crocheting around the neck, didn't sew down the sleeves all the way but left a small slit (for small spunky baby hands) and crocheted a sturdy border around the edge.

Used clear small snaps to close up the Kimono, thanks to the answers I got on this KAL! Thankyou:) I hadn't even considered the snaps, but they really look prim and neat.

//Linda
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I have had really good luck making the booties in Filatura di Crosa book called baby...bebe...bambini. I didn't use the called for yarn but still had really nice results. I've made 3-4 pairs so far.
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