Sweet Phoebe Bolero

When I was researching for autumn pattern for toddler, I really can't get past this pattern from Garnstudio.

It's sweet and pretty, and also more importantly, comfortable looking, with lots of space for movement there for active kids.

These are knitted using Bendigo Woollen Mills Classic 8ply yarn, in Marigold and Lipstick Rose.
Available in different sizes and also custom order from my Etsy store.

(Completed on 23rd September 2017)

Little Buddy Vest - Baby and Toddler Vest

This is another personal favourite of mine, that I have also knitted for my son a few years ago.

A smart looking vest, with intricate cables for a little man.

I knitted these in Bendigo Woollen Mills Classic 8 ply yarn, in Tasman Blue and Marigold.

(Completed between 16th - 20th September 2017)

Matching Family Sweater

Our first winter in Melbourne was proven to be challenging. The struggle with the cold weather started in autumn (yes, we already struggled in autumn). So, at the first sign of cold, I rushed to order wool yarn from Bendigo Woollen Mills and knitted these matching Aran sweaters.

The adult male and female sweaters are the same pattern in different sizes, knitted in dark blue and orange yarn.

The children Aran sweater was knitted in similar pattern, in blue.

(Knitted between 20th May 14th Jun 2017)

Sweetie Pie Vest

I first knitted this vest for my son a few years ago when he was a newborn.
The stripes pattern is just too cute and allows you to be creative and mix different colours.
I guess, this is also suitable for baby girls.

I knitted this again as a gift with Bendigo Woollen Mills Cotton yarn 4ply, Peach and Latte.

(Completed 26th August 2017)

Using Up Yarn Remains - Coffee Cup Cozies

In a bid to use up all my yarn remains, before they transform into a giant hairball, I knitted various coffee cup cozies to sell and to give as freebies.

I managed to make 19 coffee cup cozies in 1 week.

And... No more yarn remains!!

(which means, more space for new balls of yarn, Yay!)

(Completed between 29th March 2017 and 4th April 2017)

Sweet Sally Dress and Holly Knitted Skirt – Matching Mother Daughter Dress and Skirt

Both of these were knitted using the same yarn and was meant to match for mother and daughter.

The Sweet Sally dress is available in size 3-4 (AU Toddler). A very cute little dress that provides ample space for active toddler. There are 2 pockets at the front of the dress to keep treasures that she may find along the way.

The Holly skirt is available in size 8 (AU). It has pretty similar pattern to the Sweet Sally dress and also has 2 front pockets to keep the essentials.

 

(Completed on 10th April 2017)

Little Brent Hoodie Jacket

This cute little hoodie is one of my favourite patterns to knit because it has just the right complexity and challenge, but the outcome is a very sweet and simple looking jacket.

This particular one is knitted in soft wool yarn.

(Completed in 1^st March 2017)

Sweet Angel Flower Girl Gift Set Bag, Bracelet and Flower Headbands

When I browsed through and choose yarns to be used for the Sweet Georgia little girls handbags, I walked past this amazingly soft and fluffy yarn and I cannot miss it.
So I bought 3 different shades of white, lavender, and mint.

They turned out to be perfect for this project that I have been thinking about.
This is a set for flower girls, a shoulder bag and a variety of flower hair accessories and also a flower bracelet.

The 2 different flower headbands:

The wide headband

The skinny headband

The flower bracelet

The Shoulder Bag

(Completed 25th Jan 17)

Spring Sparkle Hair Ties

Recently, I moved interstate from Sydney to Melbourne. And I brought with me my stash of remain yarns. So I decided to make small projects that can use up this yarn.

This pair of hair ties are sold as pair in my Etsy store. 

They're my favourite crochet flower with some added blings.

(Completed on 20th Jan 2017)

Sweet Georgia - Little Girls Handbags and Matching Hair Clips

A few months ago, before my overseas trip to back home, I made a few of this handbag and hair clips for my friends' daughters. They absolutely love them.
So, I decided to make more of them, in different bright colours.

The pattern for the bag is from Garnstudio, my favourite pattern website.

 

And I used to shop for their yarns, but it's too difficult to get the yarns to Australia now.
I can't find shops that have a decent postage fee from UK to AU.
It's a pity, because their Drops yarns are fantastic. Great range of material, beautiful shades of colours, and good price too.

The hair clips are a little addition, that I thought would be cute for little girls. :)

(Completed on 19th Jan 2017)