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A pretty Roselette top made by Vanessa F., who says :
“I love the Roselette pattern so much, ( which is why I need to make one for myself!!) I have modified it at little for my little boy to wear, it turned out really well. I used a combination of homespun alpaca & an alpaca & merino blend.”

Fumiko sent me those pics of the Roselette she made for her niece in Japan: “This is really a nice and still refined pattern”.

More beautiful Roselettes, from Siena who said “I seldom make more than one before I move on to new challenges, but this pattern I know I will use a lot – I love it! Easy, fast and no seaming. And it fits very well, my daughter loves it too. ”

Liza was so kind and helped me test the new instructions for the size 6 of the Roselette, and shared those pics of the sweater modelled by both her daughters.

Holly crocheted this second and amazingly cute Roselettes. I’m in love with those pink and lettuce colors, and her daughter is so precious !

Holly’s first Roselette “blocked out to quite a bit larger than I was expecting, but that just means my daughter will be able to wear it longer. Looks great! I love this pattern.”

Sara sent me pics of her “wintery” Roselette “loved the pattern, so easy and quick, with great results. I got nervous about the size since I wanted to make it for my 6 yr old who is a size 6-8, so added some rows to the bodice which afterwards I realized was maybe unneccessary, oh well it still looks great(..) the trim is something like fun fur crocheted together with another strand of white yarn, producing a very dressy wintery look.”

Look at this cute Roselette top, made in only one day by akwardgrl ! I love her comment :“What a gorgeous pattern to use on bright eyed little ladies, and fellas too. Simple, but not simple looking. I’m making a zillion more!”

A cute Roselette made with Noro Silk Garden by M. who blogged about it here. She says “I am going to make another this week with either another Silk Garden or (and?) with Kureyon 209″

Wow, I love both that doll and Roselette made by the talented (but blogless) Silver. She made it a little bit longer to use as a dress and plans to make a second one: Can’t wait for more.. :-)

Here is Ajour’s Roselette top for her daughter, made with Katia Jamaica cotton yarn.