Check out Alana's full blog post here. If you make this pattern (and I sincerely hope that you will), you really must knit it with an alpaca yarn. This neckwarmer was so cuddly soft, so delicious against the skin, that if it had actually been cold out there is no way I would have returned it!! And considering that it was absolutely sweltering the day G and I shot the photos, that really is saying something.
14 comments:
I love the buttons and the shawl collar, this is a really great pattern! I also love your earrings, very cute.
What a fun pattern! I just went over to knitted bliss and bought it!
WOW!! You got me convinced - already bought the pattern. Thanks for sharing :o)
i've never been tempted to knit a neck warmer before, but this looks amazing. i do, however, live in southern california, so maybe i'll just queue it & save it for my eventual return to colder climes.
It is gorgeous! I'm looking Your blog (work presentation) for a while and I'm amazed. Great works!
How cute and ingenius! I love this pattern. Such a great idea.
I love the buttons, because I have a button problem. you're a great model!
you look amazing in the photos and I think totally sold the pattern for me!!
Yes, I saw it! Good job! I look forward to seeing your various versions!
Julie, it looks wonderful (and what awesome buttons!), and you are a great model!
The golden brown goes so well with your coloring. :-)
beautiful pattern... And congratulations to the photographer, it is a great shot of you!
Oooh, I think lots of folks on my Christmas list will be getting one of these this year...
Gorgeous photos, Julie!!
Oh, I so envy your earrings! Yeah, the cowl is amazing and it is so genius to use short rows to make the back higher.
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