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Love!  This is the perfect project for me too!  I have cable fever in a bad way & don't have time to start the big honkin' cable sweater I have on deck to start - this ought to tide me over....

I am a little confused about what to do with the flap.  Did you stitch it in place? 

You could stitch it into place if you wanted to but I just slip it in and it stays in place.

I posted my FOs a little bit ago and was asked to post my pattern for the stocking.

Link to pattern:
http://aproudusafwife.blogspot.com/2007/11/simple-christmas-stocking.html

this is so cute!!! i love the color! it's so creative! great job!! by the way-- i love your tattoo!!!

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Ooh, lots of lovely snuggly knitted things!!  That Daisy Sweater is beautiful! And i love both of your scarves too.

I love looking at finish projects too! You took great pixs, and I love the color choice of all ur works of art  . Knitty's Daisy sweater turned out beautiful, I dont think Ive ever seen a one made with Sugar n' Cream brand. I was just at the thrift store yesterday looking for knitting needles and yarn so I LOVE the mittens and I hope I find some great thrift stor yarn soon .

Cant wait to see more, Keep up the good work!

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I used Sugar n' Cream for the Daisy because it was inexpensive and also very colorful.  Here is a picture of the other Daisy I made with Sugar n' Cream

TOO CUTE 

I love seeing post of everyone elses FO so I thought I would post some of mine.  Here are a few of the things I have finished lately.



This is a stocking (my own pattern) for my puppy Shay.



Knitty's Daisy sweater made in Lily Sugar n' Cream.



Socks (my own pattern) in Knitpicks Parade for Tater but they don't fit so now they are for my niece.



Baby socks from my pattern (Ali's Baby Sockies) posted here on Craftster in Knitpicks Simple Stripes







Knitty's Branching Out in Knitpicks Shadow (yarn held doubled)



Fulled mittens (my own pattern, hopefully coming soon) in a wool yarn I paid $1.00 for at the thrift store.





Irish Hiking Scarf in Bernat Satin (2 skeins)

Thanks for looking!

This is such a clever idea.  I've never knitted anything in my life despite wanting to learn, so this is going to be my first attempt.  I'm assured it's an easy pattern to start out with so I'm going to have a stab at making one for my mother as a stocking filler (who knows, if it works out alright I might even knit the stocking!!).

  This is a really easy pattern.  If you have any questions let me know and I would be happy to help!

I just finished one!  It was super easy!  Thank you so much for the directions.  They were a cinch to follow.  I'm going to make a few more for present.  I would advise against the using Sensations Angel, as the little hairs seemed to have found their way into my coffee.  I think if I plan on using yarn again, I'll loose a couple of stitches on each side.
Here's an action shot:


Thanks again for the pattern!  It totally rocks!

Looks great!

http://www.freevintageknitting.com/mittens/616-gloves-pattern.html
This is an old pattern, but has children's sizes. 

http://www.thedietdiary.com/knittingfiend/mitten/HKGloves.html
A pattern generator.  (Scroll down.)

These are great...thank you!

After looking around, the only pattern that I could really find was this one...

http://www.knitting-crochet.com/boycapglo.html

That might work...Thanks!

Have you checked your library?

I check out books from my library all the time but have not come across one with kids gloves in it. Thanks though.

I'm about to start knitting peekaboo mittens (from magknits), maybe you could adapt them to be smaller?

http://www.magknits.com/Feb07/patterns/peekaboo.htm

That would work for just wearing outside but when they are playing (ie: making snowballs, snowmen etc) that is when they need their fingers Thanks though.