aran baby knit

Does anyone have a link for an intricate aran knit for an infant sweater and
blanket set?

My niece, who has had a few misses, and has been trying for some time, and
has gone through in vitro and all the other fertility treatments and stuff,
has just passed her 5th month. This time it's the old fashioned way and so
far all is well.

I would really like to make her something special and since she lives in
Colorado where it's bitterly cold, I thought maybe an aran knit would be
nice.

Or I'm open to any other ideas. Thanks much.

Lucille

Thank you Tara,

That's the nicest one I've seen and I've been looking for a couple of days.
It think it will be perfect.

What a group. You guys always come through with something good.

Lucille

"Tara D" wrote in message
...
Have I got the pattern for you. I bought it in the 90s (and completed
it fairly quickly). It's from Mary Maxim, but they don't seem to show
it anymore. It's a complete set, sweater, hat, leggings and blanket.
The sweater and blanket contain all the stitches used (cables, pompoms
and seed stitch), while the hat is predominantly pompom and the
leggings seed (so they won't rub together oddly).

And I've just found it online at
http://carewear.org/newsletters/june2001.pdf scroll down to page
16-19

Tara


On Tue, 11 Oct 2005 17:56:42 -0400, "Lucille"
wrote:

Does anyone have a link for an intricate aran knit for an infant sweater
and
blanket set?

My niece, who has had a few misses, and has been trying for some time,
and
has gone through in vitro and all the other fertility treatments and
stuff,
has just passed her 5th month. This time it's the old fashioned way and
so
far all is well.

I would really like to make her something special and since she lives in
Colorado where it's bitterly cold, I thought maybe an aran knit would be
nice.

Or I'm open to any other ideas. Thanks much.

Lucille

That is the one I have knitted for all of my grandchildren. Their mothers
love it.

Katherine

Tara D wrote:
Have I got the pattern for you. I bought it in the 90s (and completed
it fairly quickly). It's from Mary Maxim, but they don't seem to show
it anymore. It's a complete set, sweater, hat, leggings and blanket.
The sweater and blanket contain all the stitches used (cables, pompoms
and seed stitch), while the hat is predominantly pompom and the
leggings seed (so they won't rub together oddly).

And I've just found it online at
http://carewear.org/newsletters/june2001.pdf scroll down to page
16-19

Tara


On Tue, 11 Oct 2005 17:56:42 -0400, "Lucille"
wrote:

Does anyone have a link for an intricate aran knit for an infant
sweater and blanket set?

My niece, who has had a few misses, and has been trying for some
time, and has gone through in vitro and all the other fertility
treatments and stuff, has just passed her 5th month. This time it's
the old fashioned way and so far all is well.

I would really like to make her something special and since she
lives in Colorado where it's bitterly cold, I thought maybe an aran
knit would be nice.

Or I'm open to any other ideas. Thanks much.

Lucille