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I made these baby pants size 74 for our friend´s baby girl. I loved using the ribbed knit (I´m sure there´s some term for this thing in English :). Made using my new overlock!
I hope they fit the baby when it´s a bit colder.
Material Notes
cord, ribbed knit
Difficulty
Novice
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Jul 29, 2012, 06.57 PMby freaky-philomeen
hi janul, again a fine project from you! what a lucky baby … getting handmade pants.
and when did you invent a logo? great!!
isn*t it fun working with the overlock? I was very careful with mine at the beginning but now I always go full speed ;)))
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Jul 29, 2012, 07.54 PMby janul
Yes, it´s much fun! I find myself getting quicker and quicker with it :).
It´s not a logo, just a ribbon you can buy in haberdashery :).
Jul 28, 2012, 11.49 AMby marmota-b
I think ribbed knit IS what it is called – unless you mean the way it is used? Congratulations on using the overlocker!
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Jul 29, 2012, 07.53 PMby janul
Hm, I don´t know… maybe I think the way it is used…? I thought “náplet” in czech.
Jul 30, 2012, 05.30 PMby marmota-b
Ah, right. So that’s something I don’t know either. :-)