It seems impossible that I spent hours with my knitting friends last night and barely mentioned the new Norah Gaughan, Vol. 3! I got an email about all of Berroco's new stuff and I was just blown away - so much so that I ordered two books right away from my desk at work! Starting a conversation at home with "ok, so I know you don't care, but there's this new sweater pattern that just came out and it totally blew my mind" pretty much goes nowhere. I can't expect him to get excited. But I can expect it from you!! Ok, so there's this new sweater pattern that just came out and it totally blew my mind - it's Portrait, from Vol. 3 
Is that not amazing?! I mean even if I wouldn't make it, the concept is just nothing I've ever seen or imagined! Cables pixilated and done in intarsia. wwhhhhaaat? Norah Gaughan, you're brilliant! Am I crazy or is that not the most innovative thing you've ever seen? I mean there are so many sweaters that are just like, yeah yeah, top down pullover, but with an interesting stitch pattern, or yeah yeah, it's a cardigan BUT it's asymmetrical! and don't get me wrong - I think asymmetrical cardi's are the cutest, but I've seen the concept, you know? This is like the newest, most modern thing I've seen in a long time. Like I said, I may not even want to make it, but I still think it's a design like nothing else anyone else is doing! She's also doing a lot of shaping with cables that grow and shrink - not just like adding waist shaping with some cables there, but actually cables with movement - like in Eastlake. (well, I guess it's not so much a cable that changes shape on this one, but the motif does. Check the detail on the sleeves too - I love it!)
I noticed something similar in the Stitch Diva Studio's upcoming Silken Scabbard. 
Ugh, I love it! Ok, so everybody go check out the new Berroco stuff because I need someone to be as excited as I am!
Is that not amazing?! I mean even if I wouldn't make it, the concept is just nothing I've ever seen or imagined! Cables pixilated and done in intarsia. wwhhhhaaat? Norah Gaughan, you're brilliant! Am I crazy or is that not the most innovative thing you've ever seen? I mean there are so many sweaters that are just like, yeah yeah, top down pullover, but with an interesting stitch pattern, or yeah yeah, it's a cardigan BUT it's asymmetrical! and don't get me wrong - I think asymmetrical cardi's are the cutest, but I've seen the concept, you know? This is like the newest, most modern thing I've seen in a long time. Like I said, I may not even want to make it, but I still think it's a design like nothing else anyone else is doing! She's also doing a lot of shaping with cables that grow and shrink - not just like adding waist shaping with some cables there, but actually cables with movement - like in Eastlake. (well, I guess it's not so much a cable that changes shape on this one, but the motif does. Check the detail on the sleeves too - I love it!)I noticed something similar in the Stitch Diva Studio's upcoming Silken Scabbard. Ugh, I love it! Ok, so everybody go check out the new Berroco stuff because I need someone to be as excited as I am! 
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to take a screenshot on a mac: press ctrl, the apple, and then 3. if you want to be able to only take a picture of PART of the screen, you also press shift. if you want it to go to your clipboard instead of your desktop, press 4 instead of 3. I'll bring my laptop tomorrow night and show you.
That is awesome...although I kind of thought it was a rib cage at first! ;-)
... did you notice that the cables on eastlake switch from left to right? it's AMAZING! just check out the pictures!!! =)
I'm really glad you pointed Portrait out - I had glanced at it really briefly and had written it off as more slightly ugly colorwork. (I didn't realize they were cables.) Now I see what it really is and think it's just so clever. Thanks!
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