Description
The knitting instructions are in English: 4 p.
More information about sizes, materials, used stitches, and the swatch can be found below the story.
SING ALONG
When my piano teacher Arta told me she had become an aunt, I was so happy for her. Especially because music was always the best way for me to comfort my babies. Whenever they cried, I would sing to them — sometimes for an entire hour. I had a little repertoire of about ten songs that I repeated over and over again.
What always amazed me was how different my babies were. Each of them even had their own personal fall-asleep song.
When my eldest was four years old, he suddenly asked: “Mum, can you sing my sleeping song again?” “Of course,” I said… and I started his favourite: “What shall we do with the drunken sailor.”
Not exactly what you’d expect — but it worked!
Did you also sing songs? Or did you have a different bedtime ritual?
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Level
Beginners
Sizes
Materials
I used Zen from Lang Yarns.
1 ball of 25g contains 200m of yarn
Yarn: thickness 3, knit with 2 strands
Knitting needles no. 5.5 and 6
Circular knitting needle no. 5
Stitch markers
Darning needle
Used stitches
1/1 Rib stitch
Stockinette
Swatch
Knit a swatch of 10×10 cm in stockinette stitch with needles no. 6: count 15 stitches and 22 rows.