Brooklyn Tweed published their first collection of knitting patterns for kidwear this week, BT Kids, and it’s predictably adorable, right down to the sweater-wearing teddy bear. The hats and scarves go up to adult sizes. (I love Spore — predictable me.) The blankets are universally useful. And there’s a somewhat cryptic note in the lookbook on Julie Hoover’s sweet Berenice pullover about how “full-grown girls will triple-flip at the chance to scale this up in Shelter,” which seemed to suggest that such instructions might be included, but apparently they just meant that the dolman construction would be easy to adapt. Regardless, there are four sweaters in there I want in my size:
TOP LEFT: Atlas by Jared Flood, the colorwork chart for which one might be able to impose upon Grettir?
TOP RIGHT: Arlo by Michele Wang, which has me pondering adding some of its cables to Slade
BOTTOM LEFT: Vika by Veronik Avery, which they really should go ahead and grade up!
BOTTOM RIGHT: Sock Monkey Sweater by Jared Flood, which shouldn’t be too hard to adapt from Brownstone
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PREVIOUSLY in New Favorites: Alicia Plummer’s clever summer cowl