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Sylvie’s Romper is worked from the top down. First the front and back are worked separately, using raglan increases. They are then assembled on a circular needle, stitches are cast on under the arm and the body is worked in the round. The front and back leg openings are finished separately. The romper is finished by applying an i-cord edge arou...

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Maiah’s scarf is worked from the bottom up in garter stitch. The pattern includes an optional decorative horizontal line of knit stitches which stands out against the garter stitch ridges. The left and the right side of the scarf are finished separately and two buttonholes are worked to allow adjusting the size as your baby grows.

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The Maiah cowl is worked back and forth, on straight needles, in garter stitch. While it does not require shaping, it shows a decorative knit stitch line in amongst the garter stitch pattern. The scarf is finished by sewing the cast on and cast off edges together. The loop scarf is designed to fight tightly around the neck and will stretch when...

The Maiah bonnet is worked back and forth, on straight or circular needles, in garter stitch from back to front. It is finished by sewing a short seam at the back to create the crown of the hat and by picking up three stitches at either corner of the bonnet to knit two icord strands for tying it up. The sizes are based on the average head circu...

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The Maiah cardigan is worked back and forth, on straight needles, all in one piece in garter stitch. It is worked from the bottom of the back upwards, over the shoulders and down the front. Short rows are worked in the back to make it slightly longer than the front. The sleeves are worked by casting on stitches on either side of the body. The c...

The MAIAH Balaclava is part of the MAIAH series which came into existence along with my first baby boy. As he learned to speak, he would call himself “Maiah”. The balaclava has become a winter essential which serves as hat and scarf, all in one. We love it because it keeps ears, face and neck warm and it is easily slipped on and off thanks to t...