Look at how tiny the stitches are and how dainty the edge of the blanket is!
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I don't know who made the dress on the right, but isn't it pretty too? |
I wanted to share some of the miniature knitting I have acquired to go with my Roberson pram. The pram blanket, christening gown, underslip, matinee coat plus a tiny bonnet, underpants and wee slippers were made by Virginia Sullivan. They are exquisite and I am so pleased with them. I commissioned her to make them after buying a little pram outfit on ebay from her. I believe she goes by miniknits on ebay. I can't even imagine how she manages to knit so tiny. I can barely see the stitches let along knit them!!
Wow, want a beautiful blanket!!!
ReplyDeleteMona
It should have been what a beautiful blanket!!!
ReplyDeleteExquisite knitting!
ReplyDeleteGeneviève
Wow! Everything is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBye Faby
Thank everyone, I myself am attempting some regular knitting and am having all sorts of trouble. These miniature knitters are so talented!!
ReplyDeleteI love miniature knitting too, and admire the talent of those who do it so well. I can knit in 1:1 scale but have terrible trouble getting started in miniature! I leave it to the experts and just gladly acquire some of their beautiful products :-)
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful mini's, I adore miniature knitting! x
ReplyDeleteHer work is fantastic! Congrats and thank for sharing I been trying to buy from her, do you have the e-bay link ?
ReplyDeleteGod Bless.
Cecilia
Maravillosos trabajos y preciosas miniaturas.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo
Maite
Thank you so much for the wonderful comments on my knitting....it is always a thrill to see and hear how people love these tiny items......I have got my own blog now (clickclack miniature knitting sounds) but still follow this one as I just love the small houses.....unfortunately I have not been on eBay recently as I am so busy with commissions but at least it keeps me out of mischief...ha!
ReplyDeleteI love it when people enjoy my designs! Ginny you have made Irene look really good.
ReplyDeleteThanks
Sharon Chrystal
http://chrystalsdesigns.blogspot.com/