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Well, I don't know if you've noticed (or if it's this cold where you are), but it's -33 Celsius around these parts these days. We're in a cold snap, and although the school is good about not making the kids go outside if it's less than -25C -- that's still pretty cold. Hence: balaclavas for all! This is a pattern I'd done before for Jeffy, and liked a lot. It's a fast knit, and the face opening is stretchy enough that it can be left open just for the eyes or pulled down to expose most of the face. I even managed to make Hugh's in less than 48 hours, which shows you either a) how quickly it knits up, or b) how good I am at ignoring the children when I have a goal in mind. Regardless: they wore them today, and not for the last time, methinks. Their comment: "We look like ninjas!" You bet, kidlets. Really warm ninjas.
Pattern: Easy Balaclava by Nanette Blanchard
Yarn: Dream in Color: Neva's is "Classy" yarn in "Pansy Golightly" and Hugh's is "Knitosophy" yarn in "Superhero"
Hi, I was just wondering if you mind sharing how you modified this pattern to make it for children. I'm looking to make it for my four year old.
ReplyDeleteThank you.