So. I must knit
this. For myself.
Now (almost). Gorgeous, no?

So. Here is the conundrum: do I use
this fabulously expensive yarn in the Baltic (think seaside, star-filled sky),

the Tart, which almost literally made me drool,

or the Jade, my favorite stone and color, and is just too lovely for words?

I
cannot make this decision on my own; it's just too much for me. Help me, dear one, if you can!
I like the Tart. I think it would look great w/ your hair color :)
ReplyDeleteI vote for the baltic.. beautiful (and I have always been a fan of that shade of blue on dark haired beauties as yourself). BUt the Tart would be a close second. While I love the Jade it is fun to mix your color scheme up a bit.
ReplyDeleteBlue or Tart. Both would look beautiful on you. I think you have another green sweater, so this would add an alternative color option in your wardrobe!
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ReplyDeleteI really want this cardi too - fiendishly expensive yarn though (BTW I think all colours are fab). Two questions though for this thick Brit - 1) Coul it be done on straight needles do you think? and 2) What is an alternative wool - DK, Aran? Debbie Bliss Cashmerino? I will have to extend my mortgage to but the wool AND pay the shipping!
ReplyDeleteDon't think straight needles would work - it's knit in one piece and you'd never fit it all on one needle. Knitting on circulars is pretty easy once you give it a shot, though. The yarn is a merino wool, but the main thing is to check the gauge. You could probably use any yarn that gives you the same gauge, but merino is yummy.
ReplyDeleteI vote for the jade. I'm also a huge fan of green. That is a lovely sweater, can't wait to see it finished.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking the exact same thing as Danielle (already having green so doing one of the other 2). I'm very indecisive, but I think my first choice would be the blue, because it seems to be different than what I usually see you in (but maybe I'm not very observant?). However, the reddish one would be lovely, too. :)
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