Baby converse Chuck T

Cuteeeee! These are the coolest, most punk rock little baby Chuck T's ever.  I've found them on http://xalleykatx.livejournal.com/50196.html?mode=reply.  They are easy to knit, even for beginner like me but I must say the changing of the 2 colour yarns were abit messy.  I used 3.75 and 4mm needles with 8 ply wool from Patons, Big Baby.

The star logos were created by white felt and a blue star button, sewing them on to the converse with red threads around the felt.

Both Richard and I didn't have any high cut converse otherwise the photos would come out even better. Hope you enjoy knitting them as much as I did.

Killerbees

Ballerinababy

I had found the popular Saartjes Bootees pattern on the internet and turned it into a ballet slipper.  

These are the modifications that I made.

1 – The bootees are made in pink to row 23 (small size) or 25 (larger size) and then cast off.

2 – The first 2 and last 2 cast off loosely to fit the pink ribbons later.

3 – Attach the pink ribbon, length to your desire.

Killerbees

Bootieslicious

Hi, 

So I'm starting my first blog.  I've been knitting so much that I thought i should share it with all of the crafters out there.  Although my blog’s title relates to my favorite craft, which I'll write about often, I'll also write extensively about food, interesting weird things and whatever else I happen to be thinking about at the moment…

I'm sharing some of my first projects! Here Goes!  Ever since I've learn my first pair of booties from cyberseam, long live the internet with all it's tutorials and free patterns!

 

 Download the free pattern on Ravelry

 Download the free pattern on Ravelry

 Download the free pattern on Ravelry

 Download the free pattern on Ravelry

Download the free pattern on Ravelry

Killerbees