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Yum! Lovely pics.

# posted by Anonymous : 18 September, 2006 11:30

Nice! Can't wait to see what you'll do with them.

# posted by Jenna : 18 September, 2006 12:19

Um....I want the stuff in the first picture! haha I'm going to go hide my credit cards now.

great pics as ever

# posted by JustApril : 18 September, 2006 12:24

Mmmm. Delicious. The Swish even *looks* soft. Just bought some... thanks for being an enabler! :)

# posted by Anonymous : 18 September, 2006 12:27

I am making a KnitPicks order today.... How is the itch factor on the swish???

And I gotta ask, are you a photographer? Did ya take a class? Your photos are beautiful. I can't even figure out how to change the lighting in photoshop, let alone make my pictures as beautiful as yours!

# posted by Jenn : 18 September, 2006 12:40

Have you swatched with the Swish yet? I'm interested to see how it looks and if it gets fuzzy/pill. The few superwashes I've used before always pilled badly.

# posted by Saun : 18 September, 2006 13:07

so tell me about the longmeadow. i am considering it as a sub for Rowan Calmer, which I am using now on something and would love to use again, but I actually like to eat once in a while. Comparisons?

# posted by gretchen : 18 September, 2006 14:20

Every one is gorgeous.

I had to go down a needle size or 2 to get a nice drape with Jaeger's Trinity.

# posted by sweetfigs : 18 September, 2006 14:32

i'm going to need a full report on that longmeadow.

# posted by Marnie : 18 September, 2006 20:14

you need to go into biz for photographic knitting books or SOMETHING! Fantastic. I can't wait to see what you create :-)

# posted by Anonymous : 18 September, 2006 21:40

Yummy photography, and that swallowtail shawl. . .wow

Gives us beginners something to aspire to!

# posted by Anonymous : 18 September, 2006 23:43

Gorgeous! I especially love the Jaeger Trinity!

# posted by Anonymous : 19 September, 2006 04:47

I love Trinity, it's not the nicest yarn to knit with but the end result and yardage is fab!

# posted by knitties : 19 September, 2006 07:03

I have to join the Trinity fan club here...I just finished knitting a tank with it and love the fabric it makes--lightweight, crisp. I did go down to a size 4 needle.

# posted by Olga : 19 September, 2006 13:00

I'd like to hear about the longmeadow too. Have you used Knitpicks Shine before? I think it's the same composition, so I'd like to know how it stacks up.

# posted by pacalaga : 19 September, 2006 13:57

You are making me crazy here those photos are so yummy! My fingers are itchy.

# posted by Andromeda Jazmon : 22 September, 2006 10:04

Really nice choices - both the yarns and the colors!

# posted by Stacey : 22 September, 2006 11:28