Picture Gallery — Sweaters — 2005
Here's Nikki's latest sweater, with a wonderful cable up the middle and 3/4 length sleeves.
Matthew knit this vest for his Dad out of Silk Garden and Cash Iroha, both from Noro.
Heidi knit this great top, and we are all envious of her awesome accessories and the way they show case her excellent knitting!
Heidi also knit this gorgeous, stunning coat from Noro Kureyon (also fantastically well accessorized).
Heidi combined Mexico (a self-striping yarn) with 18K (a shiny silver metallic yarn) to great effect in her sweater coat.
You can tell just how pleased Leigh is with the way her Einstein Coat worked out by the huge smile on her face! We should all be so happy with our knitting projects!
Sharon certainly is happy with the Wallaby sweater Ray knit for her!
Kathy has been busy knitting three great sweaters!
Nikki's latest tank top is fabulous!
Kate and her daughter, Cheli, both let their inner Vanna Whites out while modeling their newest summer sweaters — do you think it might be genetic?
Janice knit her Einstein Coat from Unikat and accessorized it with large buttons.
Tina knit the Quick & Easy Shell, and then she put sleeves on it.
Nikki's latest tank.
Leigh knit this stunning jacket for her sister's birthday!
Ray's vest was a long time in the making (mostly because he kept taking time away to knit things in pink), but wow was it ever worth the wait! If you'd like to learn to knit fair isle garments like this one easily, sign up for Ray's Two Fisted, Two Color Knitting class.
Isn't Sharon's latest sweater just fantastic! She knit her cardigan out of hand dyed Chuckanut yarn and Classic Elite Maya.
Kate knit this wonderful vest (The Equilateral Vest by Lucy Neatby) out of Silk Garden yarn from Noro.
It is a shame you can't tell from the picture just how soft and silky this tank top is that Jen knit from Elsebeth Lavold's Silky Wool.
Jen knit this beautiful cabled sweater for herself.
Karen knit this gorgeous, vintage sweater from "Silk Noir" from Great Adirondack.
