Check out the cute cupcake for my hubby with Guiness/Irish Cream flavoring, which we snagged at U- Village Trophy Cupcakes. Fun place! 
And in the spirit of the "Green"...I will show you what I've been dreaming of making next:

And in the spirit of the "Green"...I will show you what I've been dreaming of making next:
Helleborus Yoke, from Knitscene Winter/Spring 2010

Love, love, love it! I have some "Green Bushes" Aran weight wool that I got in Portland at Dublin Yarns, made by Kerry Woollen Mills in Ireland. I thought: How appropriate for a cute cabled sweater such as this.., but it calls for a bulkier weight yarn so I am thinking this over. The Thaki Tweed Alpaca they used in the magazine is no longer available in the green, and most stores I have checked do not carry it.
Enjoy your darlin' corned beef, and Happy St. Patrick's Day to you!
4 comments:
That sweater is soooo pretty! That yarn is perfect!:) Happy St. Paddy's Day!:)
Oh, that sweater is so beautiful. I hadn't seen it yet. I'm going to add it to my favorites for now. Lots of projects in my queue right now. If it calls for bulky yarn, I probably shouldn't be knitting it anyway. Not a flattering look for me. Yes, Happy St. Patrick's Day to you!
Thanks, the bummer is the yarn used in the magazine is discontinued as far as I can see and I have found nothing similar in composition so far...still thinkin'...I love the Aran though.
We're about to eat our corned beef and cabbage.... yummmmmmy! That sweater is perfect for you! I wonder if Donegal Tweed would work well for it.
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