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    Posted: 16 May 2008 at 7:32pm
Here are a couple of pics of my finished longies, which I lanolized and put on Leo tonight on top of a Bitti Boo fitted. They look so cute on and were dead easy to knit - I've even bought some more wool to make another pair!

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p.s. I'm not very good at attaching photos so please let me know if you can't see the pics.

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They look great well done Vic!!! They will keep your wee man cosy and dry!!
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Awesome! What pattern did you use?
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Originally posted by Mazzy Mazzy wrote:

Awesome! What pattern did you use?


http://www.tinybirdsorganics.com/organicwool/woolpants.html

The above link was the pattern I used. Click on the downloadable PDF file for full, printable instructions. I used the pattern using straight needles, instead of circular needles

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Aww so cute.

Thats it I've got a new burst of motivation and am going to get mine done
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Awwww they are great and Leo is very cute!! Well done!!
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Wow, nice! Wish I could knit like that My attempts aren't going so well - and then there's trying to read patterns!

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The longies are sooo cute - and Leo isn't half bad either!

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they look great! What wool did you use?
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Originally posted by nzpiper nzpiper wrote:

they look great! What wool did you use?


I used Cleckheaton Country Colours - it's a blend of navy, brown & grey. I've just bought some more of the same wool but in a blend of greens & navy. It's not cheap ($6.50 per ball! ) but it's such lovely wool and the colours are gorgeous.

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Hey vic how many balls of wool did it take you?
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Originally posted by RachandJack RachandJack wrote:

Hey vic how many balls of wool did it take you?

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Originally posted by nzpiper nzpiper wrote:

Originally posted by RachandJack RachandJack wrote:

Hey vic how many balls of wool did it take you?

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I used bought 4 balls to make the large size and used nearly all of it (2 balls per leg, 1 ball in the first 80 rows up to your stitch markers). It was nice to get to the end and not have any wool wasted!

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So its not much cheaper to make it.....hate that about things these days!
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ooo another question...what ply?
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What a cutie!!! Awesome job on the longies too!
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Originally posted by kiwivic kiwivic wrote:

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I used Cleckheaton Country Colours - it's a blend of navy, brown & grey. I've just bought some more of the same wool but in a blend of greens & navy. It's not cheap ($6.50 per ball! ) but it's such lovely wool and the colours are gorgeous.

Vic xx


I love Cleckheaton Country colours wool, I knitted a blanket out of that range for Rohann. Oh and it will be 8 ply nzPiper

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Thanks Mel!

nzpiper - 8ply

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That's only $26 of wool NZpiper! Longies are more like $40 esp in toddler size. Tom might need less wool at his size anyway?

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kmart has 25% off wool at the moment and some really nice colours that ended up being $3.50 per ball.
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