You know it figures...
Just when I stock up on pink yarn for next year's adoption knit fest, we decide to adopt from South Korea. Where you can't choose your baby's sex. Just great.... so now I have to figure out what exactly is gender neutral. That is afterthebarexam. Please feel free to spam me in the meantime with your favorite gender neutral colorways. If it's a boy, Josh has picked the name Atrades. Pray it's a girl.
posted by Camille at
9:42 PM
4 Comments:
You could knit in green, red, brown, yellow, orange,... really anything. I especially like bold colors for babies, since I'm not a fan of the pastels. You could also knit with pink, just add other colors so it isn't purely pink. That would make it more flexible for gender. And who says boys can't wear pink?!
Good luck!
I've always been big on the khaki and cream color thing for classic gender neutrals and all it takes is a bright turqouise, or a pale pink thrown in after the fact to turn baby into a preppy fashion forward tot.
I believe in color, and generder neutral colors are green, yellow, and some shades of orange...I personally prefer green.
of course, you can always use the pink and mix it with some blue and then you're set either way! ;)
seriously though, if you're set on pastels, what about mint green? or as jacque said, beige/cream neutrals (more organic cotton! yum!) with accents in whatever colors float your boat?
anyway, just some ideas :)
--your LJ4 secret pal
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