Debby Bliss, can I just say that your yarns and patterns and books are seductively irresistible? But I am almost ALWAYS disappointed with the outcome. Help me out here knitters - what, or HOW would you fashion as a closure on this baby sweater? Buttons and buttonholes were not part of the design. Obviously one cannot use anything that might stick into tender skin or end up lodged in a tiny throat. I was thinking about those huge industrial-strength snaps that I've seen in the fabric stores. I think that Ms. Bliss and I are about to part company forever. Tuesday, November 10, 2009
ANOTHER MISHAP
Debby Bliss, can I just say that your yarns and patterns and books are seductively irresistible? But I am almost ALWAYS disappointed with the outcome. Help me out here knitters - what, or HOW would you fashion as a closure on this baby sweater? Buttons and buttonholes were not part of the design. Obviously one cannot use anything that might stick into tender skin or end up lodged in a tiny throat. I was thinking about those huge industrial-strength snaps that I've seen in the fabric stores. I think that Ms. Bliss and I are about to part company forever. 
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Could you attach i-cord (or crochet cord) at the "waist" on each side to make a little tie waist? I think the most the baby would play with it, but if it is tied securly they might not even be able to get it undone. I say attach because I think it would be more useful/easy to use if it was attached.
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