Sort of a cheat, since the dress hasn't been blocked and the tie w/ pompoms hasn't been added, but the knitting is done, so It's a FO.
miles and miles of lace repeats
picot edge-my first crochet anything
A while back, my friend Sharyn passed my email on to a woman who was looking for some custom handknits. At the time, I thought they were for her personally. All I knew was that she wanted some baby items.After a few conversations with her, I came to learn that she is the owner of a chic online baby boutique called the Baby Gardner, and was looking to add a knitter into her fold. Could I knit some vintage inspired baby items to add to her shop?
We settled on a few patterns, and I have been busy knitting ever since.
The goal is to have several different types of things knit; she will add them to the store. When a customer orders one of my items, I will then knit it.
It's a fun way to jump out of my comfort zone (vintage? baby?), and hopefully get my stuff out there a little bit. I would love to grow my etsy shop into something really cool!
5 comments:
Congratulations! The baby knit vintage is just gorgeous. How exciting for you too with knitting up orders for people.
That is so cool! What a neat way to turn something you enjoy into a job!
I predict you will soon be the Martha Stewart of knitting, my friend! :) That little dress is gorgeous!
This is amazing!! Seriously, you have an awesome talent, Sue.
What an incredible opportunity! Congrats Sue...it's an adorable little dress.
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