Friday, April 6, 2012

Easter Sweater

We here in Michigan were almost convinced that two weeks of 80 degree weather in Mid-March would continue through to summer.  And although it would have been quite an anomaly, we should all know that it just wasn't a possibility.  And suddenly, dreams of a warm Easter Sunday came to an end.

The result?

A new sweater for Elise, of course!

Plans for a lightweight shrug were quickly changed to accommodate the dropping temperatures, and to be quite honest, I'm glad they did- because how cute is this?


What I really fell in love with is the back detail:


And mine has been coming along bit by bit all week long:




The pattern is Olivia Petit by Connie Chang Chinchio, and although I swear I purchased it from the Quince & Co website in the past week or so, it seems to have disappeared.  Can anyone else out there find it?

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10 comments:

  1. Oh, She is growing so quickly! Her looks have changed considerably since I last saw her appear here. If it's possible, she's even more beautiful! Oh, and the sweater is adorable too. :-D

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    1. Oh- those pictures are of the pattern, not of Elise- they Connie Chang Chinchio's daughter :-)

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  2. Ha that was my first thought, Elise has changed, Sweet kid though nonetheless. Adorable sweater too.

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  3. That detailing is exquisite. Can't wait to see your FO!

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  4. Just tried every way to locate the pattern and couldn't so I emailed Connie.

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  5. I knew you would make an adorable Easter sweater for you baby and can't wait to see modeled pictures.

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  6. Wo, cutest little girl sweater ever! That back detail is amazing. Can't wait to see Elise in hers!

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  7. It's an adorable pattern, can't wait to see the finished results

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  8. The pattern is off the site for a couple of more days for clarification.

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  9. Pattern is now available again. Question, what yarn did you use?? I thought maybe is was the Lark called for in the pattern, but the only pink appears to be much lighter than yours. Wanted to know what you did as a substitute (if in fact you did sub.) Many thanks Melynda! ps as of 4/12 I think you just spoiled us with 3 posts in just a few days -yeah!! :)

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