(this was taken in the one beam of sunlight that broke through on a very rainy day)kermie is cozy and comfy and has a reasonably flattering shape (considering that it's a worsted weight cotton sweater) and i love love love green. i'm like miss piggy or something.
the button was purchased at a hancock's fabric store that was closing so i got it for 50% off. (sweet deal, not sweet losing the store. we have limited sources here in Chico)Kermie specs:
pattern: something red by wendy
needles: size 7 clover circs and dpns addi turbos for the neckline ribbingyarn: cascade luna in sprout
size: 36 bust
mods: none (it's written well, and it's cute too!)
love love love green.
That is just beautiful on you! Lovely pictures!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! The green is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Great pictures!
ReplyDeleteI find myself picking a lot of green too. That sweater is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteYou just proved that it is Very easy to be green. So cute!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! I think yours is one of the best I have seen (dare I say better than the original?) It looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazing sweater. Great photography too.
ReplyDeleteGood job on that! It looks so good... I just knitted up something green myself.
ReplyDeleteHey YOU!!!!! This is Amanda from Wednesday night knitting!!! I'm SO sorry I haven't been, I changed my job and had to work, but I'm going to go this Wednesday; do you want me to bring that sock yarn?!
ReplyDeleteYour projects seriously look INCREDIBLE!!! I hope you had a blast in NYC!
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I am green with envy! (did somebody already say that?) Well, I love the green too. Seriously, the sweater is awesome. And your photos are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI love the color! I might just knit that myself, it looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBTW, I've tagged you for the random facts quiz on my blog!
It looks fantastic. Great photography, too!
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous! Great work. I love me some green.
ReplyDeleteI love that colour!! gorgeous!
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