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04/12/2010

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Diana

So funny! My youngest daughter has never worn wool. She has from infancy refused to let me dress her in it. It has never touched her skin. Somehow by sight she has always hated wool. And her oldest sister would wear the cutest hand knit pink wool sweater without a problem.

Leni

I don't often post a comment on this blog, although I am an avid reader (I wonder why?), but having no skills in the knitting and sewing departments, I am so impressed by Oma's skills! What a talented woman---not only sews and knits, but also weaves the yarn! Wow! And the sweater is beautiful! He looks like such a little man in his sweater and cap. I always think of his maternal great-grandmother when I see him in his hat, for Baby's Grandpa is also fair and a redhead (well--was!) and his Mother always kept him in hats to prevent freckles, which were NOT considered cute in his childhood days.

Isabelle

That is a gorgeous sweater! glad to read that the baby is finally wearing it!!

Being a new knitter... I had not heard of the Knitter's Curse... but did experience it with my little one this winter: I knitted her the most perfect little "baby arms" to keep her arms warm in bed (w the sleeveless sleep sack): she just won't wear them... oh well. arms cold as ice in the middle of the night. May be next year? may be they really belong outside and not in the bedroom?

Hannah

thumbs up to your wiliness!!! I'm going to have to remember that one. (Beautiful sweater, of course)

finger thumb

Thanks for all the lovely comments! I'm glad to hear that I'm not the only one experiencing the Knitter's Curse, Isa. It was bound to happen. I'm super impressed that you knit her arm warmers though! And I know what you mean, sometimes I check the Baby and his cheeks are so cold. But it doesn't seem to wake him up. Bothers me though! And also, that other babies can hate wool on sight! How funny and perceptive they are.

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