Вязаный накладной кармашек... на ребенка (Diy)

Не очень понятно что это. Ребенок привязан слингом. А эта штука пристегивается сверху, на пуговки от маминого пальто. Имеет капюшон для головки малыша и карман для того чтобы мама могла греть руки. И малышку дополнительно согревает вязание и мамины ручки. Вот еще ракурсы с других стороны. Описание вязание прикладываю на английском,  помню как все злились переводу гугла! Ну не умею я переводить сама, что теперь делать(((




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Name
Hooded Coat Extension Panel (for Babywearing)

Pattern
Skoodlet by Lee Meredith

Craft
Knitting

Made for
me and Arlo

Needle and yarn
Needle
US 10 — 6.0 mm

Yarn
Malabrigo Yarn Chunky

Stash
552.2 yards in stash

How much?
2.44 skeins = 253.8 yards (232.0 meters), 244 grams

Colorway
Verde Esperanza

Dye lot
3071

Color family
Blue-green

Purchased at
Happy Knits in Portland, Oregon

Notes
This is a modified version of leethal’s skoodlet, to use when I’m carrying my baby in our Sleepywrap sling. It has a hood for him, and instead of the scarflet sections, it has a long back panel that buttons onto my coat on either side. This way, I’m able to button my coat around him, and we both stay warm! I also added a pocket so I’d be able to keep my hands cozy.
I’m really happy with how it turned out. The only thing I don’t like is that the hood ended up a little too big. I re-knit it a couple of times, worrying that it would be too small (I wanted it big enough to fit over a hat), and I think I went a little overboard. But better too big than too small.
I followed the skoodlet pattern to make the hood, with a few changes to the pattern:

• I used value a = 7.4x (24 st) instead of 8x (my gauge was 3.25 st/in, so this translated into 24 st)
• I stopped knitting the section that goes over the top of the head when it was 12 inches long
• I stopped knitting the joined hood section when it was 8.5 inches flattened
• For value “c,” I used 2.5x
• I stopped following the pattern when it got to the scarflet sections

After the hood portion was done, I worked in stockinette stitch (with 7-stitch-wide garter stitch edging) until the panel was 13” long, adding three 3-stitch buttonholes to match up with my coat buttons. Because Arlo is wider at the bottom than at the top, I increased the width of the panel slightly as I worked--it is approx. 15” wide at the top buttonhole and approx. 17” wide at the bottom buttonhole. To do this, I added 2 st (one on each side, right next to the garter edging) every sixth row, more or less.
For the kangaroo pocket, I cast on 24 st, knit in garter stitch for 1”, knit in stockinette stitch for 9”, and then knit another 1” of garter stitch. When it was done, I sewed it onto the front of the panel. It’s a little crooked, but it gets the job done :)


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