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Like most every American kid, I grew up on Hershey's chocolate. It was the chocolate bar to have with its iconic wrapper and powerful sweetness. It was the only chocolate acceptable to make S'mores with. Despite how my tastes have changed since the days of my youth, Hershey's chocolate is still ingrained deeply into my sweets psyche. It plays an important role as a basis for all the chocolate I'll experience for the rest of my life, whether I like it or not.
Chocolate is a thriving business and there's always a demand to somehow re-invent it to increase sales. That is essentially what Hershey's is doing here with their new line of Bliss chocolates. Not only are they trying to grab attention with a new brand and re-packaged look but they're also trying to compete with the Dove Chocolate line. This move of Hershey's to try and make a "premium" chocolate line is interesting to me, especially after their stance on changing the definition of chocolate.
The new Bliss chocolate come in large bags with the little individually foil-wrapped squares inside, very similar to how the Kisses are packaged. Depending on where you shop, you can find other flavors in the line. I recall seeing a Raspberry flavor in Target last week. I was lucky and stumbled across these mini packets in my grocery store so I could sample just a few without much risk.
Milk Chocolate: Immediately very soft and sweet. It's creamy, light milky and caramel notes to it. Thankfully it doesn't come across as waxy to me at all.
Milk Chocolate Meltaway: The texture is noticeable "fudgier" than the other milk chocolate; it feels thicker and more slippery in the mouth. There isn't a "center" per se, like in a Lindt Lindor. I got no shell/creamy center separation as the chocolate just overall seemed softer. There's more caramel notes here and a salty touch, but other than that there's not much else that appears different to me from the regular milk chocolate.
Dark Chocolate: Pretty flavorless and waxy. There's light chocolately notes, but they have an odd muskiness about them that's very off-putting. That problem was all fixed when I paired it with a cup of coffee.
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Our version of this enchilada-style chilaquiles casserole is packed with nutritious beans and vegetables. Canned prepared enchilada sauce has great flavor and keeps the prep time quick. It can vary in heat level so find one that suits your taste. If you want to eliminate the heat altogether, try a green enchilada sauce (which is often milder than red) or substitute two 8-ounce cans of plain tomato sauce.
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Gateway to the Rainbow Nation
First stop: Johannesburg. A journey to South Africa, the land of many peoples, often begins with a flight to it's largest city. Joburg, as it is affectionately known, is a popular starting point for trips to the ocean and coastal towns as well as visits to South Africa's national parks. But it's also worth staying a little longer in this former gold rush town – if only to explore its great bars, hotels and restaurants.
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Luxury with a historic aura
The Saxon:
This is where Nelson Mandela wrote his autobiography, The Long Walk to Freedom. In Johannesburg's incredibly luxurious choice of hotels, the Saxon is one of the most exclusive addresses. The 24 suites in this exceptionally comfortable and stylish all-suite hotel, operated by the Mantis Group, epitomize African elegance combined with modern design. The city's main shopping and business areas are quite close by.
The Saxon: 36 Saxon Road, Tel. +27-11/292 60 00, www.thesaxon.com
The Westcliff:
Over 12,000 square meters of gardens, elegant rooms and suites, two award-winning restaurants and a spectacular bar: Guests at this, the city's biggest and most august hotel, are treated to luxury in all its many variations. The terrace is the ideal place for a sundowner, and the view is breathtaking. With a little luck you might even spot an elephant as you savor your cocktail - not a wild one of course but a denizen of the nearby Johannesburg Zoo.
The Westcliff: 67 Jan Smuts Avenue, Tel. +27-11/481 60 00, www.westcliff.co.za
Tintswalo at Waterfall:
Feast your eyes on a lush polo field instead of acres of concrete: although the silhouette of busy, bubbling Johannesburg can just be seen on the horizon and the drive from Tambo International Airport only takes around 30 minutes, guests at this exclusive little boutique hotel are surrounded by open countryside. The discreet charm of unobtrusive luxury and personal service set the scene for well-being with a uniquely African touch. At night, guests slumber with the sound of frogs croaking in the background, and in the morning they awaken to the sound of exotic birdsong.
Tintswalo at Waterfall: Waterfall Country & Equestrian Estate, between Woodmead and Kyalami, Tel. +27-11/234 24 56 www.tintswalo.com
A city for gourmets & nocturnal revellers
Le Canard:
The Le Canard has an illustrious guest list. Nelson Mandela has enjoyed Freda Appelbaum's French-influenced cooking, as have Bill Gates and Boris Becker. For over 20 years the lavishly restored Georgian country mansion has been a firm fixture on Johannesburg's gourmet scene. The restaurant's signature dish is duck breast with a pepper-and-honey crust served with orange-and-ginger sauce and Grand Marnier. Another very special culinary experience is the restaurant's Karoo lamb.
Le Canard: 163 Rivonia Road, Tel. +27-11/884 45 97, www.lecanard.co.za
The newest, and some would say brightest, star in Johannesburg's gourmet sky. The acclaimed restaurant guide "eatout" already rated roots one of the top ten gourmet restaurants in South Africa in - and the only one in greater Johannesburg. What makes the restaurant so special is the individual composition of the dishes to match the diner's choice of wine. roots is a 40-minute drive from the city center, but not only is a meal at roots a culinary highlight worth going to the ends of the earth for, you can also combine it with a visit to the World Cultural Heritage site Cradle of Humankind with its display of fossils and hominid tools.
roots: in the Forum Homini Hotel, Bartlett Road, Letamo Game Estate, Krugersdorp, Tel. +27-11/668 70 00, www.forumhomini.com
The Manhattan Club:
Every week, from Thursday to Saturday, this club is crammed with the city's stars and starlets, cool folk and wannabes, notables from film, TV, sports and politics. Located in Rivonia, the two-story club with its subtle lighting and cool design boasts eight (!) bars. The exclusive Ladies Only cocktail bar is an attraction even in hip Johannesburg. The city's top DJs spin the tables at the Manhattan Club and the music ranges from current hits to popular classics.
The Manhattan Club: 19 Wessels Road, Tel. +27-11/803 70 85, www.manhattanclub.co.za
Getting to grips with the past with an eye to the future
La Basse-cour:
Candelabras, mirrors, vintage and new china, cutlery, antiques: You're bound to find something beautiful and unusual at La Basse-cour. The surrounding area is unlike the big malls, but just as typical for Johannesburg: old converted industrial buildings housing small shops, restaurants, boutiques, jewelry and bric-a-brac stores. 44 Stanley Avenue is a popular meeting place on Saturdays, and every Friday there's a great gourmet food market here.
La Basse-cour: 44 Stanley Avenue, Tel. +27-11/482 27 07, www.bassecour.co.za
Apartheid Museum & Constitution Hill:
This is a must-see for every visitor to South Africa: the museum provides information about the old and the new South Africa and looks to the future with hope. The complex on Constitution Hill houses the Constitutional Court and the former Old Fort Prison, where civil rights activists like Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela were incarcerated. Together, the Apartheid Museum and Constitution Hill provide a crash course in South African history, giving you a better understanding of the country today.
Apartheid Museum: Northern Parkway/Gold Reef Road, Tel. +27-11/309 47 00, www.apartheidmuseum.org. Constitution Hill: Kotze/Hospital Street,
Tel. +27-11/381 31 00, www.constitutionhill.org.za
Kruger-Nationalpark & Hluhluwe-Umfolozi-Park:
A safari in the early hours of the morning or just before the sun sets is the best way to truly experience the soul of Africa. Kruger Park is the biggest animal paradise in South Africa; the Hluhluwe the oldest and possibly the most beautiful national park. The famous big five - elephants, lions, rhinos, leopards and buffalo - can be seen in both parks. Spend a night in one of the comfortable lodges for that complete Out of Africa feeling. The Jock Safari Lodge in Kruger National Park unites the charm of colonial Africa with modern amenities. Thanda Private Game Reserve in Hluhluwe Park is possibly Africa's best and most luxurious lodge and has won numerous awards.
Kruger National Park: Jock Safari Lodge, Tel. +27-41/407 10 00, www.jocksafarilodge.com. Hluhluwe National Park: Thanda Private Game Reserve, Tel. +27-35/5731899, www.thanda.com
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Our city tip of Kiev was once described as the Jerusalem of the East due to its importance for Orthodox Christianity. And in fact one reads in the travelogues of its many remarkable churches and monasteries. Purely on this account a visit to Kiev is well worthwhile. Saint Sophia Cathedral, with its five naves and cross-vaulted dome, is even a UNESCO World Heritage Site. But Kiev Pechersk Lavra, the Kiev Monastery of the Caves, and St. Michael's Monastery with its golden domes are also highly recommended. Travel writers also mention many monuments which collectively give visitors a glimpse of the turbulent history of the city. When it comes to relaxation, the travel reports recommend spending some time in the picturesque Botanical Garden of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences.
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And now, the Delaware Department of Natural Resources & Environmental Control has released a new video on the TrashStoppers program to give an exclusive, inside look at how this nationally-recognized program has operated to thwart illegal dumping and do away with roadside dump sites in the state of Delaware. The video has been posted to YouTube.
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According to the travel writers, anyone making the trip to Johannesburg will get the best view of the biggest city of South Africa from the 202 m high viewing platform in the 50-storey Carlton Centre. Many of the historic attractions of the city revolve around the subject of apartheid. Perhaps the most important place of interest mentioned in this context is the Apartheid Museum. But the travel reports also mention a relatively new attraction, the Constitution Hill Museum, which in its former life was the notorious Number Four prison complex. The Lesedi Cultural Village, where visitors can experience two and a half hours of traditional ethnic dancing, visit reconstructed villages and enjoy typical cuisine, offers a kaleidoscope of cultural colour. The travel reports also recommend a visit to Johannesburg Zoo.
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For most girls, a career in modeling never amounts to more than a dream. Others live the dream – especially in London. The English capital is generally acknowledged to be among the world's top modeling centers. A model's job may be sheer stress, but the rewards it offers are glitter, glamour and access to exclusive venues. Join us on a tour of London's bars, clubs, stores and hotels.
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Young designers, made-to-measure fashion and traditional establishments
The Topshop fashion chain's flagship store in London specializes in creations by young designers, among them Kate Moss, who caused a sensation with the boutique she opened there. Need help choosing your look? Fill out the form on the topshop website to book your free consultation with a personal style advisor.
36–38 Great Castle Street www.topshop.com
Savile Row:
For the past 200 years, this is where stylish gentlemen have purchased their attire – exclusive and made to measure. But since designers like Ozwald Boateng – whose clients include Mick Jagger and Keanu Reeves – recently began moving in, this legendary street has boasted ultramodern tailors, too. Like to dress like David Beckham? Then Welsh & Jefferies is your store.
20 Savile Row www.welshandjefferies.com
Selfridges & Co:
The world-famous department store opened in 1909 and has a great tradition of elaborate window dressing, not to mention elegant fashions. The latest trends are presented at in-store fashion shows, and fashion and art books hot off the press can be found on the shelves in the book department.
400 Oxford Street www.selfridges.com
Meeting point for fashion designers: trendy hotels and art deco cafés
Top of the London "in" crowd's pops, this trendy hotel is just a stone's throw away from Liverpool Street Station. The emphasis here is strictly on providing timeless, unpretentious luxury and individual service. This revolutionary hotel has no reception, concierge or porter; instead, guests are personally welcomed by their appointed Andaz Host.
40 Liverpool Street, Tel. +44-20/79 61 12 34 www.london.liverpoolstreet.
The Met Bar in the Metropolitan Hotel:
Although the Metropolitan Hotel is no longer exactly in the first flush of youth, cocktails at the long, curved counter of the Met Bar still attract an exclusive set: members only or hotel guests. But models and other in-scene authorities say that a smile and the latest dress from PPQ or suit by Ozwald Boateng are sure to gain you admission. This is true of all other private bars and night clubs in London.
19 Old Park Lane, Tel. +44-20/74 47 47 57, www.metbar.co.uk
Le Café Anglais:
All done out in cool white; white leather, white fabrics, Art Deco-style lamps. The movers and shakers of the modeling industry get together here alongside other smart folk from the world of business.
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A city tour - royal style
People who know Madrid always like going back there again - because of the wide range of cultural attractions, the impressive palaces, the monumental boulevards and the cosmopolitan atmosphere in the vibrant central district. It's a fun city and it gets part of its charm from the very likeable Spanish royal family. You want to know where you might just possibly bump into Juan Carlos, Sophia, Felipe, Letizia & Co.? We'll tell you.
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Palaces, cathedrals and shopping
The city center around the beautiful Plaza de Oriente is where Madrid reveals its full splendor and history. The centerpiece of this square is the huge Palacio Real, the royal palace. The Spanish monarchs resided behind its massive gray-white walls from 1764 until 1931. The palace is now open to the public because the present king and head of state Juan Carlos has his permanent residence outside the city. Visitors are rewarded with baroque ceilings, beautiful paintings by big names like El Greco and Goya, and collections of books and weapons. On the occasions when the king is actually in residence, a blue flag is hoisted and the palace gates are closed. Some of Madrid's most elegant and exclusive cafés are located on and around the Plaza de Oriente.
Palacio Real, Calle de Bailén. District: city center, subway station: Ópera,
Tel: +34-91/454 87 00. Open October trough March Monday through Saturday 10am–6pm, Sundays and public holidays 10am-4pm, April trough September daily 10am-8pm. Closed to the public during official events. Admission (incl. guide charge): €10 (reduced rate €5),
Only a short walk from the royal palace on the Plaza de la Armería stands the Almudena Cathedral, recognizable by its slender steeples. Named after the city's patron saint, it is where Crown Prince Felipe married his enchanting bride Letizia, a wedding that was broadcast across the world on TV and has since made the cathedral the most sought-after church for weddings in Madrid.
Almudena Cathedral, Calle de Bailén 10. District: city center, subway station: Ópera. Temporarily closed for renovations www.archimadrid.es/catedral
In addition to its palaces and many other cultural attractions, the Spanish capital has a truly royal abundance of shopping facilities – ranging from the expensive, high-end fashion boutiques in the city's Salamanca district to the cheap souvenir vendors on the Plaza Mayor, from Prada and its like down to stalls selling plastic Don Quixotes and castanets. The currently very fashionable Chueca district in the center of the city is one place where tourists can find an attractive mixture of chic and off-beat. The old barrio has been transformed in recent years by hip designer stores, clubs and restaurants that have made it very popular with Madrileños looking for a good time. This is one place where you might, with luck, come across Crown Prince Felipe or some of the other royals. ¡Claro!
Chueca. District: city center, subway station: Chueca
Regal food and delicacies
Compared to the enormous Palacio Real, the current residence of the Spanish royal family seems very unpretentious. The Residenz Zarzuela nestles between olive plantations and pinewoods in the El Pardo Hills to the northwest of Madrid. The hunting grounds surrounding it provide a welcome change to Madrileños seeking refuge from the stresses of everyday city life. Here they can walk or cycle over some 16,000 hectares of unspoiled Nature. And the surrounding scenery is sufficiently attractive to counteract any disappointment they may feel about the unlikelihood of any chance encounter with Juan Carlos, Sophia, Felipe or Letizia, who prefer to keep themselves to themselves in their luxurious hunting lodge.
El Pardo Accessible by bus from Moncloa bus station
Culinary delicacies from Andalusia to Catalonia, from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean – Madrid has them all, plus tasty international cuisine for those who prefer it. It's all very much to Crown Prince Felipe's taste and he is frequently to be seen eating with some of his cronies in one or other of the restaurants dotted around the Madrid scene. Royals have been sighted at Casa Lucio, at the Restaurante Horcher, at the Asador Imanol and at the Restaurante Chantarella. Best way to spot a place being honored by a royal visit is the crowd of paparazzi at the entrance.
Casa Lucio: Cava Baja 35, Tel.: +34-91/365 82 17, www.casalucio.es
Restaurante Horcher: Calle Alfonso XII 6, Tel.: +34-91/522 07 31, www.restaurantehorcher.com, Asador Imanol: Calle General Díaz Porlier 97,
Tel.: +34-91/309 08 59, www.asadorimanol.com, Restaurante Chantarella: Doctor Fleming 7, Tel.: +34-91/344 10 04, www.chantarella.es
Sweet temptation is to be found at the Chocolatería San Ginés in the city center. It's not only for little princes and princesses, although some of them are known to have succumbed to it. Big-city sweet-tooths like to meet up in this charming, old-fashioned choco bar until the early morning hours to enjoy chocolate con churros – a sort of elongated doughnut that is freshly baked and then dipped into hot, thick chocolate just before eating. They're delicious, they're full of calories and just the thing to revive faltering night owls. A royal treat.
Chocolatería San Ginés, Pasadizo de San Ginés 5. District: city center, Tel.: +34-91/365 65 46
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Owlie Sleep Sack
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Yarn: Malabrigo Worsted
Size 7 needles 16" circs and DPNs (or needed for gauge)
c4f is when you will place the first two stitches onto a cable needle and hold them to the front, knit the next two then knit the two from the cable needle.
c4b the same thing except hold the cable to the back.
pm: place marker
sm: slip marker
ssk: slip, slip knit is a decrease
Join for knitting in the round placing marker. Bind off first stitch to close gap. 85 sts
Knit in stockinette for 16 rows
Owl Cable:
Round 1: P1, *P2, K8, P2 repeat from * to end
Round 2: P1, *P2, C4F, C4B, P2 repeat from * to end
Round 3 - 6: P1, *p2, K8, P2 repeat from * to end
Round 7: Same as round 2
Round 8-15: Same as round 1
Round 16: Same as round 2
Round 17: P1, *P4, K4, P4 repeat from * to end
Round 18: Knit
Continue knitting in stockinette until sack measures 12" from tip of rolled edge. Do NOT flatten rolled edge for measuring purposes.
Setting up the decreases:
Move marker back one stitch (I suggest making this a different color to keep track of beginning.) *Knit 17, PM repeat from * to end, knit to last two stitches before first marker
Decreases start TWO stitches before marker.
Round 1: *K2Tog, SM, SSK, knit to two stitches before next marker and repeat from *
Round 2: Knit
Repeat the above rounds until there are three stitches between each marker.
Break yarn and pull through remaining stitches.
Weave in ends, block and snuggle.
BLOCK BLOCK BLOCK to open up your owls. Adding button eyes is not recommended as it presents a chocking hazard.
**Errata for purl mistake in owl cable round two ~ Fixed 2/22/10**
**ADDED abbreviations to pattern 6/29/10**
Copyright Comfort Wool 2011.
Please do not distribute this pattern for free or for sale, in hardcopy or electronically. I do prefer you not sell from this pattern. You may knit from this pattern for personal use or for charity.
Thank You.
76 comments:
- Kelly said...
This is beautiful, I can't wait to get started.
Thanks for sharing the pattern.
- February 14, 2010 at 5:02 PM
- LouAnne said...
There are some abbreviations that I am not familiar with in this pattern: C4F, C4B, PM, SM, SSK
Also, can you give any finished dimensions? or yards or ounces of yarn required?
thank you,
LouAnne in California
- February 19, 2010 at 1:02 PM
- Comfort Wool said...
c4f is when you will place the first two stitches onto a cable needle and hold them to the front, knit the next two then knit the two from the cable needle.
c4b the same thing except hold the cable to the back.
pm: place marker
sm: slip marker
ssk: slip, slip knit is a decrease
i'm not at home at the moment but can measure later. yardage is around 100-150
- February 19, 2010 at 3:51 PM
- Jamie said...
I am knitting this and love it so far (50%) done. While knitting I think that I came across a mistake in the directions? In owl cablework it says- Round 2: P1, *P2, C4F, C4B, P1 repeat from * top end.
I *think* the mistake is that after C4B it should be P2, not P1 as indicated?
I knit the owl cables with the P2 in Round 2 and it turned out beautiful.
Thank you and I am sorry if I am the one that made the mistake.
- February 20, 2010 at 10:39 AM
- Comfort Wool said...
Your right, Jamie! Thanks for pointing that out! I'll fix it now.
- February 22, 2010 at 4:44 PM
- Comfort Wool said...
Please note: Yardage estimates in comments is wrong. It should be 150-200 yards.
- March 2, 2010 at 3:30 PM
- lizbeth said...
Where can I find the pattern for the matching hat? I am halfway through the sack and love it.
Thank you.
- March 15, 2010 at 4:51 PM
- lizbeth said...
Where can I find the pattern for the hat that matches the sack?
- March 15, 2010 at 4:52 PM
- Comfort Wool said...
Its actually very simple. Click on my "Super Natural Stripes Beanie" pattern. Knit that in the smallest size replacing the stripes with the exact owl pattern from the sleep sack. I don't remember, but you probably need to fiddle with the number of purls between some of the owls, because the owls are done in multiples of 8 for the owl itself, plus the purl rows. I think I had to have some of the purls have different counts, if that makes sense at all.
- March 15, 2010 at 6:22 PM
- Carol said...
I was wondering why you say not to let a baby sleep in the sleep sack all night, isn't that what is for, so baby doesn't get uncovered during the night?
- March 20, 2010 at 4:10 PM
- Comfort Wool said...
I don't recommend sleeping in them as there is no way to prevent a baby from wiggling down in to the sack and suffocating. Just as doctors recommend not using blankets for the first year for the same fear.
The sleep sacks made for sleeping usually have sleeves or are tied under the arms to prevent the baby from going down into the sack. I know when my girl, Hollis, was fresh out of the oven a couple of weeks ago, the sleep sack easily came up over her head.
Now that she is larger, I will let her sleep in it attended. But I still do not risk her wiggling down into it and it covering her face.
Hope that helps.
- March 20, 2010 at 6:25 PM
- Kellye said...
This is the cutest little thing. I knit it up this weekend using Berroco Touche' and a size 6 needle. The gauge wasn't exact, but it seems like it is large enough around. I used just over 200 yards. It feels quite heavy but oh so soft. This was my first cabling project. Your instructions were easy to follow and I now feel much more confident with the idea of doing cables...hooray! Thanks for such a great little pattern. It is in my pattern list for upcoming baby events, if there are any!
- April 11, 2010 at 10:51 PM
- Kellye said...
How do I modify the owls to do them bottom up for the little hat? Can you literally reverse the pattern?
- April 11, 2010 at 10:55 PM
- Comfort Wool said...
I posted a pattern for the hat on my blog!
- April 13, 2010 at 12:37 PM
- Goddess Amaunet said...
Is there any way to beg someone to make a short video to show how to do the C4F and C4B as I just can not picture it?
- April 22, 2010 at 2:31 AM
- Comfort Wool said...
There are videos via YouTube.
Here is one.
If you google cables, there is a wealth of information. I, unfortunately, do not have that capability.
- April 22, 2010 at 8:04 AM
- drcold said...
I've made the pattern and I love it. I'm making the sack and hat for my to-be-born grandson. The sack worked up to 14.5 inches long without rolling up the edge. Should it be longer? It's a long time since I've been around a newborn.
- May 7, 2010 at 11:01 AM
- Comfort Wool said...
Sounds about right. The length is only suppose to up to the underarms, but remember they are really all balled up at first, knees pulled up so they fit in it nicely.
- May 7, 2010 at 12:22 PM
- Annie said...
When you say "Bind off first stitch to close gap", what kind of bind off are you using?
The pattern is beautiful, by the way!
- June 19, 2010 at 9:16 AM
- mlvantrees said...
I'm new to knitting cables but thought I understood what to do. However, I'm stumped on your round 2: P1, *P2, C4F, C4B, P2 repeat from * to end. What do I do here? I know I purl 2, slip 4 stitches onto a cable needle at the front of the knitting, slip 4 stitches onto a cable needle to the back of the knitting but then what? Please help!
- June 29, 2010 at 8:41 AM
- Comfort Wool said...
Sorry, I meant to put the abbreviations on the top of the pattern and forgot.
The cables are actually basic 2x2 cables. You slip to the the cable need front and knit the next two, the knit the cable stitches. Same for the back.
- June 29, 2010 at 8:49 AM
- Firefly said...
This is my first cable project and I have a question about reading the pattern. The repeats have me a little confused... for example in round 1 (*P2, K8, P2) translates to P2, K8, P2, P2, K8, P2, P2, K8, P2 and so on until the end of the row-- in other words, I'm actually purling 4 stitches in a row (P2 twice). Or am I reading that wrong? Am I actually doing P2, K8, P2, K8, P2, K8 etc? Sorry for the newbie question. I hope you can help! Thank you. :-)
- August 21, 2010 at 10:00 PM
- Comfort Wool said...
You have it right! You will be purling 4 in a row!
- August 21, 2010 at 10:28 PM
- Firefly said...
Thank you! :-)
- August 22, 2010 at 9:35 AM
- Liz said...
Love it!! I have a friend who made me one of these for my last baby and it was awesome! Thanks for sharing the pattern. I linked you to my blog ziggycrafts.blogspot.com Thanks for sharing!
- September 18, 2010 at 10:47 AM
- Lori Seaborg said...
Thank you so much! Wishing I had this when we had babies, but will have to make one for our 13yo's hope chest.
- September 18, 2010 at 11:03 AM
- Seunga said...
I can't wait to start this project for my son on the way! Sorry if I missed it above, but how many skeins of the Malabrigo Worsted will I need to purchase?
- September 27, 2010 at 4:29 PM
- Comfort Wool said...
For just the sleep sack, you will only need one skein. I was able to almost complete the hat as well with the same skein. I needed about 30 yards from a second skein to finish the hat.
- September 27, 2010 at 9:33 PM
- Holly said...
This is truly adorable. Thanks for the pattern!
- September 30, 2010 at 9:41 AM
- Meredith, Bucky and Ty said...
This is adorable! I started the project this weekend and am through the cables, onto the stockinette stitch section. It seems small, despite knitting to gage. Babe will fit inside, but I'm sure it will be stretched and not as pictured. I'm wondering if the baby pictured was very small? I'm just deciding if I want to rip out what I have and add an extra owl cable repeat. Thanks! Such a cute pattern!
- October 11, 2010 at 3:11 PM
- deirdre.lee said...
Comfort wool, I,m trying to get to your blog but it keeps saying "profile not available. I made the owlie sleep sack and it's soooo cute! Would love to read your blog.
- October 19, 2010 at 4:39 PM
- sueanno said...
Is there an error on row 17? To make mine look like the picture, this is what I did on that row:
p1, p4, *k4, p8, repeat from * to end of row.
Sue O.
- October 31, 2010 at 2:34 PM
- the greenhorn knitter said...
This is adorable. Thank you for the pattern!
- December 15, 2010 at 10:51 PM
- Kitty said...
This is so cute!! I wish I knew more about knitting so that I could try it, but I will bookmark it for later when I am an expert knitter. I want one in my size!! :)
Thank you for sharing the pattern!
- December 31, 2010 at 2:29 PM
- Kelly said...
Just finished the sleep sack and will be moving on to the hat! Thanks for sharing, great, adorable pattern!
- January 2, 2011 at 10:53 AM
- sue said...
I love your designs, how does someone become a licensed knitter.
- January 4, 2011 at 8:12 AM
- sue said...
How does someone become a licensed knitter?
- January 4, 2011 at 8:14 AM
- Lesley said...
Just finished! I love it, but have not blocked many projects. What technique would you suggest for this?
- January 7, 2011 at 2:22 PM
- Comfort Wool said...
Get the sleep sack nice in wet by dunking it in a sink full of cool water.
Then press out the excess water. Roll the sleep sack in a towel to get the rest of the extra water out. Then lay it flat on a table, shape it and let it dry.
I also pin down some things on the foam kids mats.
- March 13, 2011 at 4:34 PM
- terrymirabile said...
I printed this pattern in late Jan & have done 4 this is a great project. I did mine in 2 days. I did my own hat & fit the pattern in fine. I did 60 stitches on 2 circular needles did the Owl pattern in the reverse. The hat came out great. Theresa from NJ
- April 1, 2011 at 9:10 AM
- terrymirabile said...
I printed this pattern late Jan. I have made 4 so far & are on my 5th. I love the pattern. I made the hat using 60 stitches on 2 circular needles & reversed the Owl pattern & everyone I did it for loved it. I use the 2 circular needles all the time for the cocoon also, Theresa NJ
- April 1, 2011 at 9:15 AM
- valoO said...
I am knitting the owlie sleepsack and I love this pattern ! I have translate it in French, and I'd to know if you allow me to post the french pattern on my blog. Thank you :)
- April 12, 2011 at 5:11 PM
- Comfort Wool said...
I don't mind you posting it on your blog. Please link people to my blog and the Ravelry page though. And please post a link here as well. I will link to your blog on Ravelry as well.
Thank you
- April 12, 2011 at 5:35 PM
- valoO said...
Thanks for your answer.
Here is the link to the french translation of the pattern.
Thank you !
- May 1, 2011 at 7:02 PM
- Deborah said...
I love the owlie set. How would I make the set bigger. The head size in the family run 14-15 inches and I would love to make this for a first time mother.
Thank you for the lovely patterns.
- May 4, 2011 at 1:40 PM
- Alexis said...
My brother is expecting his first child in Oct., and this is the PERFECT pattern for me to knit as a gift. I am ready to finish the sleep sack but have run into a problem. I still have 85 sts on my needles, but I end up having an extra st when I follow the K2Tog, SM, SSK repeition and don't know if I'm understanding the pattern correctly to decrease. The pattern refers to the "last 2 sts before the first marker." Which marker is this? The one I placed to indicate the beginning of the round or the one that was placed one st back to start setting up the decreases? Your help is greatly appreciated!!
- July 5, 2011 at 8:59 PM
- glamoursmiles said...
Do you have the pattern for the little hat too?
- September 22, 2011 at 10:49 AM
- glamoursmiles said...
Do you have the pattern for the little hat too?
- September 22, 2011 at 10:49 AM
- Comfort Wool said...
I do!
- September 22, 2011 at 12:40 PM
- Team Gagliardi said...
Thank you! Sorry for the repeat
- September 27, 2011 at 12:40 AM
- Noah Rosenblatt said...
So cute! THX for the pattern.
Greets from Germany
- October 5, 2011 at 5:08 PM
- Suz said...
OMG I just totaly LOVE this... lil problem though.. I have only JUST startede knitting.. and I can only do simple things (just flat things really, this looks round knitted).. adding to that im Dutch.. so I dont really understand whats being said .. English knittingterms are a lil complicated ahahah... Hope ill find something out though .. Im expecting in April and would LOVE to have this done before that...
Thnx for sharing though.. It looks amazing!!
- November 7, 2011 at 3:08 PM
- Marie said...
How many gram is used?
I live en Denmark.
Needles no. 7? Is it european size
- November 9, 2011 at 2:51 AM
- Marie said...
Can you pease translate the yarn and the neadle size into european terms?
- November 9, 2011 at 2:53 AM
- Marie said...
How many gram yarn is used, at what quality?
- November 9, 2011 at 2:56 AM
- Tiara said...
My question involves the decreasing.
When you get to the end of round one, do you knit2tog for the last two stitches or knit them separately? As for round 2, do you knit all the way around or do you knit to the last two stitches and k2tog?
When I got to the end of the pattern and finished my decreases, the "decrease line" where the last stitch & first stitch of my rounds met was very loose and I'm not sure if it's because I didn't do the decreases right...
- December 4, 2011 at 9:58 PM
- NurseJulie said...
Another question about the blocking. WHen you say "block to open up your owls", does that mean to "open up their eyes"? Or does blocking make the owls themselves pop out more somehow?
It turned out really cute, but I have to tell people that the owls are owls so anything I can do to make them more "owly" would be great.
- December 21, 2011 at 10:36 AM
- Ellen said...
I have the same problem as Alexis: "My brother is expecting his first child in Oct., and this is the PERFECT pattern for me to knit as a gift. I am ready to finish the sleep sack but have run into a problem. I still have 8 sts on my needles, but I end up having an extra st when I follow the K2Tog, SM, SSK repeition and don't know if I'm understanding the pattern correctly to decrease. The pattern refers to the "last 2 sts before the first marker." Which marker is this? The one I placed to indicate the beginning of the round or the one that was placed one st back to start setting up the decreases? Your help is greatly appreciated!!" Yet I do not see an answer. Also, am I suppose to have 8 sts left? I would really like to finish this project before Christmas. Thanks, Ellen
- December 21, 2011 at 3:40 PM
- Comfort Wool said...
Sorry I didn't see these before Christmas. Hope you were able to finish.
For the blocking question, if you google "wet block knitting" you should be able to track down a photo tutorial. Basically, you just soak the garment in water and pin it down so that the cables open up and don't squeeze together.
As for the decreasing. Your round should start two stitches before the first marker. I indicated that this marker should be contrasting the others for clarity.
It has been a very long time since I knit this pattern. I think you have 15 sts at the end. You should have 85 stitches and you place a marker every 17 stitches. Decrease until there are three between each set.
- December 26, 2011 at 7:59 PM
- GrandmaJen said...
Am I missing something? How much yarn do I buy to make this? I see that it is worsted could I use cotton?
- December 31, 2011 at 11:33 AM
- Comfort Wool said...
Malabrigo is a single ply wool yarn. You need one skein for the sack. You will have extra. It averages about $11/skein. If you want the matching hat, get two skeins.
- December 31, 2011 at 1:39 PM
- rooksinn said...
Hi, I am just a beginner knitter and am not ready for cable - can I knit this without the owls at the top? Maybe a rib? Although I like the 'roll' at the top. How would I adjust the pattern to omit the cable owls? Thank you!
- January 1, 2012 at 12:53 PM
- Comfort Wool said...
Hi there....it would be easy enough to adjust. Cast on as normal and when it gets to the owls, just ignore it and knit to the final length of the garment.
- January 1, 2012 at 1:43 PM
- The Momma Chronicles said...
I'm glad to see you're still coming back to this old post, and I thank you for the patter. :) I have a question about row 17 and I think I've searched the comments well enough that you won't be answering the same question twice. Should *P4 K4 P4* be *P8 K4 P8* instead?
- January 5, 2012 at 3:39 PM
- Lollie said...
Thanks for this super sweet pattern! Adorable, simple & quick. Just finished sack & cap for family friend's newest.
Planning to share photos of my completed project with my readers, will share link to your original post/pattern, and, if you don't mind, maybe use one of your photos.
- January 16, 2012 at 4:29 PM
- Lollie said...
Thanks for this super sweet pattern! Adorable, simple & quick. Just finished sack & cap for family friend's newest.
Planning to share photos of my completed project with my readers, will share link to your original post/pattern, and, if you don't mind, maybe use one of your photos.
- January 16, 2012 at 4:30 PM
- Lollie said...
Thanks for this super sweet pattern! Adorable, simple & quick. Just finished sack & cap for family friend's newest.
Planning to share photos of my completed project with my readers, will share link to your original post/pattern, and, if you don't mind, maybe use one of your photos.
- January 16, 2012 at 4:30 PM
- knittinkitten said...
I have thoroughly enjoyed knitting this pattern over the last few days. Funny thing happened though. My husband thought I was knitting a cap for a baby. At one point, when I showed him my progress, he declared, "Just how big is this baby's head??" LOL. Men!
- January 18, 2012 at 11:03 AM
- ellen said...
I am a pretty beginner knitter, but I decided to attempt this for my baby due in June. I am almost through the cabling and my top edge has never rolled. Did I do something wrong or will this happen later?
- January 25, 2012 at 10:13 AM
- slberryman said...
Love this cute sleep sack! I'm not sure if I did the ending correctly though and couldn't find a site to explain - break yarn and pull through stitches. Could you give me some more detail on that? Thanks so much!!
- March 20, 2012 at 1:35 PM
- sharon said...
Where is the pattern for the hat?
- May 16, 2012 at 12:29 PM
- Susie said...
Thank you for sharing this is an adorable pattern.
- May 21, 2012 at 10:33 PM
- Unknown said...
I have just printed the Owlie Sleep Sack pattern and have tried and tried to find the matching hat. I'm not having any luck at all with that. Could you please provide a link to finding it? I thank you kindly for your help.
- May 29, 2012 at 1:05 AM
- margys said...
Thanks for this wonderful pattern/
Can I translate it and share with my readers?
- June 1, 2012 at 5:03 PM
- Beverly said...
Comfort Wool,
I've just put the Owlie Sleep Sack in my charity file for children who are born into our local hospital and will most likely go home wrapped in the hospital blanket.
Growing up knitting and crocheting, I've accumulated a large stash over the years. When my mom, and later my dad, passed I was the recipient of the combined stashes of the two. Yes, my father crocheted. His favorite thing to make was always something for babies. And, when he got to the end of his days and no longer could remember how to read a pattern or even how to work the stitches, he continued making baby blankets with his own basic dc. He'd sometimes forget and do a few stitches in another stitch and not realize it till he passed back, but he didn't bother to frog. He just did a few stitches of a different height so that the new row would be straight across.
One day, I'll have to do a write up and video on how he fixed an item when he was on the outside of a large round project and realized his mistake was closer to the center and made all the difference on his stitch count.
Oh, but now I'm getting into memories that I wish everybody could hop into my head and watch a video clip of. LOL
The reason I started this comment is because I love the little owl hat that matches the owlie sleep sack. Do you have that pattern somewhere and I've just overlooked it? It would be wonderful to have a set to pass on to a new mamma, for her little one.
- July 6, 2012 at 6:24 PM
- Comfort Wool said...
Hi Beverly,
Thank you for sharing your story! Lovely!
All of my patterns are listed on the left side of this blog, including the Owlie Hat to match the sleep sack.
All the best,
- July 6, 2012 at 9:07 PM


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