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Photo Props, Knits, & Motherhood



Francine in off white.

The Francine romper is one of my favorite styles to see in action. I love that this tom-boyish hoodie has such an elegant and feminine vibe!


And, yes, I really did name this romper after Fran Dascher (The Nanny)... If you don't know who I'm talking about then you need to go binge watch the show ASAP! Francine is such a sassy and classy name. I think it fits this little hooded piece perfectly.


Again, this piece is a one of a kind photo prop. I make each according to your preference. But the basic look will match the above image. Each Francine romper features a solid jersey knit bodice. It is stretchy and comfy like your favorite t-shirt. The drama is added by a gorgeous lace hood and sleeves. This also comes in a variety of colors!



Agnes in a pale blush.

Introducing a brand new design to SofiaSofisticates up-cycled line of rompers.


Agnes is a sweet lace bodysuit that comes in a variety of muted colors. The above piece was made from a delicate pale blush. Pink lace is my absolute favorite.


It features ruffles on the bodice as well as the scooped back. A bow on the back is the ultimate finishing touch.


Each piece is uniquely it's own but in the same style. This is part of up-cycling that I enjoy the most. While you get the feel of Agnes...you will always have a one of a kind piece.


This romper has gorgeous lace sleeves. I prefer to leave these sheer and see through. It gives the piece a darling Spring/Summer vibe. However, for the body of this romper you do have the option to a lined lace. The in use image, from Quibby-Made Photography, features the lined lace. Whatever the option, you will have one gorgeous and happy baby girl on your hands!



One of the most knit-worthy humans I know is my daughter's Pre-K teacher, Mrs. Mary Helen! She is kind, loving, and persistently attentive to my 5 year old.  I am honored that she requested a hat. The Adeline Slouchy is a beehive style hat.  This is a simple stitch combination used in a variety of projects. I hope you enjoy knitting this up as much as I have!

Materials: * 130-170 yards of Worsted Weight Yarn (I used Vanna's Choice Charcoal Grey.) * US 8 5.00mm 16" circulars * US 8 5.00mm double points

Guage: 4 stitches x 4 rows = 1 inch

Size: Small/Teen: 74 stitches for cast on Medium Adult: 76 stitches for cast on Large Adult: 78 stitches for cast on

Abbreviations: K-knit P-purl sts- stitches P2tog- purl two stitches together K2tog- knit two stitches together

Pattern:

CO 74 (76, 78) sts using the Long Tail Cast On.

Row 1: Knit Row 2-4: Purl Row 5-10: Knit Row 11-13: purl Row 14: knit Row 15-17: Purl

Repeat Rows 5-17 three more times. Knit six rows in stockinette stitch and be ready for decrease.

Decrease: Row 1: P2tog across row  (at this point switch to double points) Row 2: purl Row 3: P2tog across row Row 4: knit Row 5: K2tog across row Cut a 8-10 inch long tail.  Weave through remaining stitches and pull tightly to close.  Weave in ends.


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