thanks she was auctioned off and is now in the hands of a lovely little girl!

Thanks!  I really  need  to wear it more often, with the amount of work that it took!

sc is single crochet for the pattern that i wrote an hdc is half double crochet for this pattern as well.  It was made for my two year old son, though I tend to crochet quite loosely. hope that helps!  i used a 5mm hook.

thanks 

I just finished this little bunny for my son's preschool silent auction.  You can't see the body very well, but I used a different style to make her.  I started with the head and decreased for the neck, then increased for the shoulders and simply pinched off either side of the neck to form the arms.  As I am writing this it sounds a little convoluted so I will just skip that explanation.  Anyways, there was no joining involved .... which I have always hated doing anyways!  The dress was a struggle to do, but I think it turned out okay!  Hope you like her!

I started this beach coverup/sweater about a year ago and finished it last October, but never managed to get photos of it! I wore it today over top of jeans and a black t-shirt as these spring days are a little chilly still!  I used Sirdar Just Bamboo Yarn that I got on sale, and the pattern booklet came with it.  After attempting several different other patterns I came bak to the Sirdar booklet and went at it!  I brought the neckline up a lot, and lengthened it at the hem, so I could throw it over top of a swimsuit and have ample coverage of my behind!  Here is the Ravelry Link *i hope this is okay to post a link ... the rules have changed since I first joined Craftster) with a few notes:

http://www.ravelry.com/projects/mamaedgar/design-f---v-neck-lace-sweaters

OMG!  haha!  it's been so long since I've been on Crafter!  Thanks for the award! I think That's one every year for a few years now!!

thanks guys!

Sinette- love your sweater ..... i think it can look good in the reverse stockinette such as yours, but i didn't find the right yarn that could pull off an entire sweater in reverse!

wow, what a fantastic sweater!  i've yet to brave cables!  I started knitting just over a year ago and have gone sweater crazy  ...... i just finished my 7th sweater, sweaters are so addictive!

Thanks so much everyone! 

MASCmanik- i am also an avid crochetier and just recently took up knitting ( a year ago) and it's easy to switch some stitch patterns for sure.  though crochetting is always easy.  Crochetting just doesn't produce very nice sweaters, although i did manage to make one crochet sweater that i LOVE!