Uggs

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Did you honestly think I'd pass along that Ugg booties pattern and not knit it? I have the perfect reason too: the stripey Kittyville hat turned out to be fugly (fuchsia + salmon pink = :-P) , and I needed to start on a quick baby gift. I used leftover yarn from Grace for the sole because I didn't know how much yarn I'd actually need. You can see from the picture, however, that I could've knit the entire thing in the cotton; I've got about a third of the ball left over. This yarn makes an interesting texture that I'll take a closeup of next time; it makes it kind of hard to see the stitches, actually.

I'm having the same problem as Missa with the pattern. It calls for US 5 and 6 for the larger size, US 4 and 5 for the smaller. I got gauge with US 3 and 4, knit the smaller size, and still these things are big enough for a 1-year old. I'll probably knit another pair and play around with the measurements and stitch and row count, just because things like this bug me. (Of course, you'll say "You're not using the yarn called for in the pattern!" and I'll say "Fair enough, but someone else did and got a sizing issue." Moot point, yah?)

Now if I can only find that leftover bouclé from Laurie Lambkin...

3 Comments

lyn said:

That looks so sweet! I love pink yarn :-) What's the bobbly darker pink one? Mission Falls?

monica said:

One of the last items I bought before my yarn diet was Ugg yarn. I really wanted to get the pink suede but I wasn't sure about the gender of the baby so I had to get the taupe. I think yours will turn out really cute. Maybe after the diet I'll get the pink then!

mona said:

Hi
It's my first time here. That is a lovely pink!! I also like the cabled scarf in the previous post. I'm doing a cabled scarf too but it's nowhere as nice as yours. May I know where you got the pattern from??
Thanks
Mona

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