Friday, March 23, 2012

Cars



Pattern: Cars
Yarn: Lanoso Alara 50% cotton 50% acrylic
Needle: 3.5 mm, 3 mm
Time to knit: 10 days

I knit this raglan cardigan for my nephew, who will turn 4 years in two weeks time and as most 4-year-old guys is crazy about cars of all makes and models. My inspiration for the stripes and the embroidery came from this vest I came upon on Ravelry.

If you like the cardigan and would like to knit one for your own 4-year-old, you can download it from here:




17 comments:

  1. CUTE!!! My son would love a car sweater. (Actually, he'd REALLY love a train sweater, but he's almost equally infatuated with all modes of transportation.)Your FO looks great, and I bet it's cozy being acrylic/cotton. ^_^

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  2. Oh my goodness but that is adorable! I love it, well done!

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  3. This is gorgeous!! Thank you:)

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  4. That is amazing, I have girls but can imagine it would be fab in girl colours as well and great for a change from kittens and hearts.

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  5. Страхотен подарък за момче! Може и аз да опитам модела..

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  6. Turned out great, congrats on getting it done, very cute.

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  7. That's fantastic. Thanks for sharing the pattern. I have downloaded it and there's a car crazy four year old nephew of mine who will just love it!

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  8. Привет!!!очень понравилась Ваша работа!!!Мой маленький сын был в восторге .надо и ему такой же связать
    Хороших выходных.Ина.

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  9. Your knitting is always so fabulous! Thanks for sharing the pattern.

    x

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  10. Страхотно, много изпипана!

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  11. How clever you are!! This is a great sweater for a 4 year old boy-I bet he loves it!

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  14. Lovely post! There’s something so nostalgic about the way you’ve captured cars—not just as machines, but as memories tied to moments and people. It reminds me how every car has a story, whether it ends in a family photo album or at a scrap metal yard in Yatala, waiting to be recycled into something new. Funny how even the end of a car’s life can be part of a bigger journey. Really enjoyed reading this—thanks for sharing!

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