What do you think? Pretty cute, huh?
Pattern wasn't hard. Just all them parts and pieces to contend with, which always slows me down.
Problem on Rnd 5 of the overalls: (Just checked the pattern, and she's fixed the error, so no worries! But, if you have a copy like mine, printed earlier, here's how it should work)
it says: *sc in next 2 sc, inc* around (32). But, that has math issues. You start with 28 stitches (from rnd 4), and you only want to add 4 stitches. If you increase every 3rd stitch, you're adding 9ish. I say "ish", because 28 is not evenly divisible by 3, so you're going to come up short. And have too many increases. If you want to add only 4 stitches, and you're starting with 28, you might want to divide 28 by 4. That gives you 7, so, probably, your rnd should read: *sc in next 6, inc* around. That will have you increasing every 7th stitch, and will result in 32 stitches.
Math always wins.
I like how she did the arms. Easier than trying to sc around in a tight circle.
I had to take off 3 stitches from the goggle strap to fit the head right. Dunno why, but, it's not hard to pull those out. I stitched mine down to the head.
I also stitched the center of the overall strap down to the overalls in back, in order to make it more like overalls, less like an apron.
Yarns: LB Wool-Ease in Buttercup, Blue Mist, Black, Oxford Grey
(are we about done with that Build-me-up Buttercup yellow yarn? Nope. Because it's just right for yolks.)
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I plan on making some, and yours turned out sooo cute!!! This movie was one of the best, cutest, and funniest my boys and I have seen in a long time.
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