This is my last project during the KCW. I wanted to make a cardigan for my oldest daughter, so she can wear it on top of her dresses or by itself. 
 
 
 
 
I don't know what's happening to the collar, it's just fine in real life. :) The pattern came from a Japanese pattern book, Polka Drops. This is the second time I made it, the first one is  here. Now it's all stained and getting to be a bit small. I like that the pattern is androgynous (yes, I was looking for a chance to use the word, LOL). I can't wait to make one for my three year old son. 
The white knit I discovered in the remnant bin at my local fabric store. The leopard pockets and buttons came from the baby's pjs that were too small. 
I am quite happy with the results and had almost no issues making it. The collar wouldn't fit, and I had to cut a bigger one. I remembered that the same thing happened last time I made it. Chances are I accidentally traced the wrong size.  I am sure this one will get much use. The skirt is Oilily. 
  







Wonderful work Olga. Wish I had your talent!
ReplyDeleteReally cute Olga & a perfect compliment for any outfit.
ReplyDeleteIt's adorable! I like the subtle pop of color on the buttons and pockets. :)
ReplyDeleteOlga, the cardi is gorgeous :) Love the pockets :)
ReplyDeleteVery presh!
ReplyDeleteLove it and the pastel coloured pocket finishes it off perfectly!!!
ReplyDeleteSweet buttons and pocket lining:) Pinning:)
ReplyDeletesuch a sweet cardigan!
ReplyDeleteWow - that is lovely!
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