In this page, you will find pictures of knitted outfits made by other knitters, together with information about the yarn or the needles they used, etc.
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Knitted outfits inspired in GL "Douillet", winter 1950, for Bambino.
"Douillet" by Pam D'Alessandro.
"Douillet" by Patti-Ann made to fit a 9" Bambino (instead of the 10") using the following gauge: 16 stitches X 9 rows = 2"x1" on # 1 American needles.
Another picture of Patti-Ann's Bambino wearing "Douillet".
Knitted outfits inspired in GL "Esquimau", winter 1928, for Bleuette.
"Esquimau" by Suzanne E. made with "Debbie Bliss baby cashmerino" yarn and needles 2 (US size).
"Esquimau" by Donna.
"Esquimau" by Donna.
"Esquimau" by Bonnie Rudeski.
Another picture of "Esquimau" by Bonnie Rudeski.
And another one by Bonnie Rudeski. Here is what Bonnie said about the yarn she used : "The first white ski outfit was knitted on #1 needles. The yarn is
called Bunny Hop by Crystal Palace Yarns. It is a Baby sport yarn that
is 50% microacrylic, 42% micro nylon & 8% rabbit angora. The red
outfit was again on #1 needles but a heavier sport weight yarn. The
yellow outfit was on a baby fingering yarn & needed #2 needles. I
think now when I'm starting another white I'll use the #2 needles. It
gives a little more room in the body & the sleeves are a little
longer. I compensated for the length of the sleeves in the first one
when I added the knitted trim. "
Knitted outfits inspired in GL "Balbutiement", summer 1935, for Bambino.
"Balbutiement" and "Douillet" by Pam D'Alessandro.
"Balbutiement" by Suzanne E. using "Nature Spun Sport" yarn and needles 2 (US size).
Another picture of "Balbutiement" by Suzanne E.
"Balbutiement" by Margaret from New Zealand.
Knitted outfits inspired in GL "Un deux-pièces Ecossais", summer 1938.
"Un deux-pièces écossais" by Suzanne E. made with "Nature Spun Sport" yarn and needles 2 (US size).
"Un deux-pièces écossais" by De-de Heeter.
Knitted outfits inspired in GL "Farniente", summer 1938.
"Farniente" (on the left) by Suzanne E. made with "Nature Spun Sport" yarn and needles 2 (US size) and "Elegance" (on the right) by Suzanne too and made with "Patons Katrina" and the same needles size.
"Farniente" by Julie Riehle.
Knitted outfits inspired in GL "A Roland-Garros", summer 1938.
"A Roland-Garros" by Suzanne E., made with Nature Spun Sport, size 2 US needles.
"A Roland-Garros" by Gloria Lynn, made with Knit Picks fingering yarn, size 3 US needles.
"A Roland-Garros" by Julie Riehle, made with "Nature Spun (Brown Sheep) and # 2 1/2 US needles.
"A Roland-Garros" by Kathy, made with "Paton's Grace" yarn and needles US size 3 (3,25 mm).
Knitted outfits inspired in GL "Hélios", summer 1934.
"Hélios" by Suzanne E., made with ribbon-type yarn, size 2 US needles
"Hélios" by Suzanne E., back side.
"Hélios" by Stevie, made with Bernat "Cool crochet yarn", size 1 US needles
Another version of "Hélios" by Stevie, made with Bernat "Cool crochet yarn", size 1 US needles
"Hélios" by Ruthmade with Paton's Grace" cotton yarn, size 3 US needles and size 4 for the hat.
"Hélios" by Gloria Lynn. The red outfit is made with "Paton's Perle" yarn, size 3 US needles and the turquoise outfit is made with "Nature Spun Sport" yarn, size 3 US needles.
"Hélios" by Kathy, turned into an iceskating outfit.
"Hélios" by Donna (front view), made with "Paton's Grace" cotton yarn found at Michaels. It is from Serbia and packaged in Ontario, Canada. US #3 needles.
"Hélios" by Donna (back view).
"Hélios" by Julie Riehle (front view), made with "Nature spun sport" yarn and needles of 3,25 mm (# 3 American size).
"Hélios" by Julie Riehle (back view).
Knitted outfits inspired in GL "Élégance", summer 1936.
"Élégance" by Stevie, made with Lion Brand Yarn - Microspun and #3 (American)needles.
"Élégance" by Ruth McRobbie, made with fingering weight yarn ("colors) and #3 (American)needles.
"Élégance" by Gloria Lynn, made with Knit picks fingering weight yarn, and size 2, (3mm) Addi (brand name) needles.
"Élégance" by Kathy from NY, made with American needles # 3 and Baby Civona yarn (no longer available, but from Kathy's stash)
"Élégance" by Kathy from NY, made with American needles # 3 and Baby Civona yarn (no longer available, but from Kathy's stash)
"Élégance" by Julie Riehle, made with "Nature spun sport" yarn and needles of 3,25 mm (# 3 American size).
Knitted outfits inspired in GL "Succès", summer 1937.
"Succès" by Stevie, made with needles US size 1.
"Succès" by De-De Heeter, made with "Berroco Glacé" 100% Rayon ribbon yarn, needles US size 3 (3,25 mm).
"Succès" by Gloria Lynn, made with Nature Spun wool sport weight yarn, and size US 3 (3.25 mm) needles.
"Succès" by Kathy from NY, made with American needles # 3 and Baby Civona yarn (no longer available, but from Kathy's stash).
"Succès" by Julie Riehle, made with silk ribbon and needles of 3,25 mm (# 3 American size).
