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Well, hello world!

I spent the beginning of summer being very, very pregnant. I also lost my knitting mojo somewhere on the way so there wasn’t much going on in that department. It was a very hot June here in Iceland which makes knitting with wool very warm and sticky. But at the end of June, when my due date was just around the corner I decided to take matter into my own hands. I didn’t want to start waiting for the arrival of the little one so I started to knit him a sweater to wear on the way from the hospital. That way, each day waiting became another day spent knitting to get the job done!

I finished the sweater. And a little baby cap. I managed to knit one sock but then my little one decided it was time to join us here in the outer world ;)

In the middle of the night on the 6th of July me and my husband became parents to a beautiful baby boy whom we named Draupnir. Here is a photo of him on his way home from the hospital.


Sweater
Pattern: No. 41 from the knitting magazine Ungbarnablaðið Tinna no.13
Yarn: Lanett
Needles: 3.0 mm. and 3.5 mm.
The Owlie sweater on Ravelry

Baby cap
Pattern: Classical baby cap, pattern can be found in Icelandic here.
Yarn: Lanett
Needles: 2.5 mm.

Blanket
Pattern: Babysvøbet – Det hele kongerige by Marianne Knorborg
Yarn: Dalegarn BabyUll
Needles: 3.5 mm. and 4.5 mm.
The whole kingdom on Ravelry

6 responses »

  1. Congratulations! I noticed the lovely blanket your son is laying on and am sure you knit it for him. He is quite handsome.
    Beth & Katie from Iowa

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    • Knitty Attitude

      Thank you! Yes I knit it, took me three months (perfectionism really hits you hard when knitting for your own child!) and I’m so proud of it :)

      Reply
  2. Congratulations, he looks like a really beautiful child. Unfortunately the removed your knitting on the statute before the hospital a while ago…

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  3. Draupnir is adorable! Congratulations and welcome to the wonderful (and sometimes stressful) parenting world. I love the cardigan and hat!!

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