I thought it would be something for transitioning from summer to fall, but I may find myself wearing it over a slim fitting knit top as in the picture. I quite like it!
My knitting queue for the winter seems to be getting longer. I need to stop looking at knitting books. There are a couple of things in the new IK that I will have to make. But the real kicker is the new pattern that Stitch Diva will be putting out soon. They sent a newsletter about it and I just have to have it! It is called Giselle and it was designed by Marnie Maclean.
I am particularly fond of the cropped version. This sweater just cries out to be knit in some type of silk--maybe Tilli Tomas. She does discount her stuff at Sheep & Wool, so I think I have a plan! Meanwhile, I am loving knitting the Tree Jacket. The yarn is like a dream!
The weather is turning colder. I am breaking out Sahara to wear for the first time tomorrow. Goody, goody!
Bushism of the day:
"There's no question that the minute I got elected, the storm clouds on the horizon were getting nearly directly overhead." —George W. Bush, May 11, 2001
Kitty cam:
His Highness, Lord Harley sleeps on his pillow most of the day!
I guess he didn't appreciate my intruding upon his quiet time!
Wow! Juliet came out beautifully!! Not that I had any notion that it wouldn't :) I REALLY like the Stitch Diva sweater!!
ReplyDeleteJuliet really looks great - I'm thinking of undoing the bindoff on mine and making it longer. Mine is just really large though all around and I probably would need to redo the whole bottom section.
ReplyDeleteI like that Stitch Diva pattern!
love your juliet, as usual you did a fabulous job on it! i think it'll be a great sweater to wear over a long sleeve tee in winter.
ReplyDeleteBest Juliet I've ever seen!
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