Even though the description on the pattern suggested that I would finish in 5 hours, I took my time. It actually took me five evenings to finish this project.
The pattern I used is by Franklin Habit:
Front view of jacket. I used a vintage button from my mother’s collection.
Back View
It really was a delightful knit. I am so thrilled that the yarn combination created an interesting and sturdy fabric. I held two yarns together to achieve the look.
Now there are two less balls of yarn in my stash. With the ball of yellow yarn remaining, I plan to knit some baby beanies.
Anyone out there in Blogville have some patterns to suggest?
Daily Fiber 
Oh, this is adorable. Your comment about the time made me chuckle. I am not too savvy in the kitchen and it kills me when a recipe says total prep time 15 min and an hour later, I’m still preparing . . .
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Agreed. Thanks for commenting.
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I like the Yoda Baby hat by Binge Tricot on Ravelry – free – https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/yoda-baby-hat-3 and Sid Beanie by Goergie Nelson on Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/sid-beanie
Both are a little different. I like lace, too, and to try it out for pattern and such baby beanies are perfect.
Enjoy!
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Thanks for the recommendations. I’ll check them out
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This is so pretty and soft-looking. I just love it!
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Thanks. It’s nice to hear from you.
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Very cute!
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Nice work. I like the double moss around the hems as it finishes the jacket nicely.
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Thanks. It takes extra time but the results are worth the effort.
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So beautiful – I show your work to the knitting group I belong to….
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So cute. I like the yarn combo. Perfect.
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That is just beautiful – super cute little coat! Those two yarn colors look great together š
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Thank you. A fun knit.
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