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Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Buttons are found

Thank you so much everyone for chipping in on my button indecision madness!!! I ended up by sewing the buttons on with red thread and mixing crosses and lines. I am so happy with how it turned out, and I love the quirkiness of not having them all sewn on the same way. Next time (Yes, there is already a new one planned) I will sew all the buttons with lines except for one.



I finally found the yellow buttons! They were in a small paper bag in the back of the cabinet in the living room. I actually emptied the whole thing before I found them. The morale is; never tidy things you will need in a near future.



I have been saying that I began this sweater last September (in several comments and here), but that is not correct. I actually began it the same day Andreas was born.



I had an appointment for an induced labour at the hospital, and this was my “easy knit while I wait for the action to get started” project. The funny thing is that I sat and waited in the wrong waiting room. It took an hour before someone asked me if I had an appointment (yes I am quite patient while knitting) and we found out I needed to go further down the hallway.



Just when I got up from my seat, the water broke and my appointment could be cancelled. I managed to knit twelve rounds though, and began knitting on the sweater again in late September. Just a silly story, I know, but I wanted to share.



I took about 20 pics of Andreas with his new sweater, which by the way fits like a hand in a glove, and barely managed to narrow it down to these six photos. Bear with me for having a weak incredibly proud mama moment. See the knitting details in Ravelry

20 comments:

  1. Den ble nydelig, til en nydelig gutt, og for en morsom historie i tillegg :)

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  2. Tusen takk for hyggelig kommentar på bloggen min. Artig å oppdage din blogg også! :) En herlig genser du har strikket! :)

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  3. Stilig genser, herlig gutt og fantastisk historie!! :-)

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  4. Of course we will bear with you. He is adorable, as is your lovely sweater. And I love the yellow buttons with the red thread! Congratulations!

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  5. Beautiful jumper and beautiful boy! And that's a nice story about beginning knitting on his birth-day.

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  6. ¡Qué guapísimo está Andreas con ese jersey tan bonito! Me encantan los botones y la foma de coserlos.

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  7. ¡Qué guapísimo está Andreas con ese jersey tan bonito! Me encantan los botones y la foma de coserlos.

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  8. Godt å høre at flere synes å ha med strikketøy på føden er den naturligste ting i verden! :)

    Flotte knapper på en kul genser!

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  9. Lovely sweater, and I like how you treated the buttons. The yellow and read add a nice punch to the sweater.

    The sweater's origin story is great! Thank you for sharing it.

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  10. The sweater is adorable, but I know this little guy would retain his charm is any outfit. What a cutie!

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  11. Nej, hvor er han sød.
    Trøjen er så fin. Godt arbejde :-)

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  12. Og sød historie. Det må være et dejligt minde at have :-)

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  13. En genser med historie! Så morsomt:-) Finfin ble genseren og! De gule knappene var knallfine til blått.

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  14. Está guapísimo!! Le queda perfecto!!

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  15. Takk, sier jeg! Og ikke minst; for en NYDELIG genser! Sprekt knappevalg - prikken over i'en :)

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  16. Wow! I love that sweater! Thanks for commenting on my blog 'cause now I know where you are and so far I love it! You will have a follower in me (lol)!

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  17. gorgeous photos ... he looks so adorable and his two teeth are so cute ... and his new sweater suits him soooo well. Love the story that goes with it too :)

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  18. Skønne knapper til en skøn genser!

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  19. Skønne knapper til en skøn genser!

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