[color=teal]I did 90% of this taveling to and from, and visiting our daughter.
It’s a gift for a friend’s grand baby due in November.
I used TLC Baby yarn on size 4 needles, easy pattern so I could look ot the window.[/color]
That is beautiful! Great job!
That is really sweet, Great job too 
That is really lovely!
Mama Bear
Beautiful! I’d love to know what pattern you used.
Just adorable!!
What a beautiful sweater and yarn!
Oh my goodness my step mother used the same exact pattern for my own son’s first outfit when he was born. I still have it, actually. 
It’s almost exactly the same right down to the little bunny rabbit buttons!
This has brought tears to my eyes, what a sweet little set! Great job! Lucky baby.
It’s absolutely beautiful! What a lovely thing for you to do.
That is so sweet of you…just beautiful 
Beautiful!! Lovely stitchwork!
Wow, that’s amazing! Such even stitches and the buttons!!
Well done!
[color=blue]It’s a very basic ‘neck down’ raglan. I calculate my patterns as I work and work something different on the body of the sweater each time.
This stitch pattern is: a multiply of 5 sts.
K2 tog, in next st [K1, P1, K1], ssk.
I worked that every 6th row in stockinette st.
I had those buttons picked out for this and when I tucked the yarn lable in the sweater for washing instructions, I notice the color was called “Bunny Print”.
Thanks for all the nice compliments. I’m an “old” knitter and my technique isn’t was it use to be. 
I am determined to push on. After all, I have a yarn stash that has yet to be knit. [/color]
So beautiful!
Size 4 needles without looking? Amazing!
Precious It looks so soft and cuddly.
Oh so pretty! What a lucky baby!
How beautiful! It looks a lot like the quickie baby sweater (QBS). I love the pattern–I want to make the QBS for several paeople I know who are having babies but no one knows what they are having and I think it’s a very feminine pattern! You did a wonderful job!