This sweater is perfect as a fall jacket or under a coat on a cold winter day. It is knit in warm, soft, light weight alpaca that comes in beautiful colors. We used 5 skiens for the main color for a 2-3 year size.
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This hoodie, knit out of Donegal Tweed yarn is one of our favorites! It takes 4 balls of yarn to knit the 4 year old size, plus 1 extra ball in the contrast color for knitting the kangaroo pocket and i-cord.
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Jordana Knit this sweater for her son Max in Blue Sky Cotton. The pattern is from Zoe Mellor's Animal Knits. It comes in sizes 1/2, 3/4 and 5/6. You could also use Tahki Cotton Classic or if you want to make it in wool, Filatura di Crosa Zara is a great choice.
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This is the perfect sweater for spring. It's easy for your little one to throw on and off and has a great casual look. Have fun choosingh colors to stripe or you can make it in a solid color too. This sweater took 8 skeins for a 3 year size. We are happy to size the pattern for your child.
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This sweater is a good project to learn how to do single striping. The Cashmerino Aran is soft and great yarn to knit with. And picking from all of the great colors will be half the fun. It took us 5 of each color for a 4 year old size.
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This is the bigger kids version of our Koigu Hooded Cardigan. We loved it so much, we needed to size it up. The Koigu is great yarn that is hand-dyed in lots of fabulous colors. It takes 9 skeins for a 4 year old size.
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This sweater is knit from the Blue Sky Alpaca, holding the yarn doubled. The slip stitch pattern on the front is sure to make sweater different from anything else in your little one's closet. IWe used 10 balls to klnit a 4 year old size. Click to see larger image for a different color way.
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