Somehow, I managed to not ever see my grandson’s in the sweater vests that I knit them for Christmas. My amazing son sent me a picture over the weekend. Here they are:
The pattern sizes were “4-5 years” and “2-3 years”. So the boys will have plenty of time to grown into them. For right now they appear to be a dress and a tunic. 😀
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They look adorable. They will actually grow out of them sooner than you think. Younger bro is lucky that he will get hand me downs!
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