Doris Chan is a BAMF. I want to make nearly all the sweaters in this book, aside from the icky poncho-looking one (Rah-Boon-Dee-Ay a.k.a. a doily with arm holes) and the tank tops. The best thing is that the sweater I love the most (Eve's Rib Tunic) is made from Caron's Simply Soft Shadows, a very affordable and fun yarn. It's sort of space-dyed and when it's crocheted/knitted up, it self-stripes and looks fabulous. I think I'll go with the Mardi-Gray color, because I could pair it with fun pastel accessories, and I've always been tempted to buy it.
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
You're all getting sweaters for Christmas.
Sometimes at work we get crochet books, and today I scored a real gem.

Doris Chan is a BAMF. I want to make nearly all the sweaters in this book, aside from the icky poncho-looking one (Rah-Boon-Dee-Ay a.k.a. a doily with arm holes) and the tank tops. The best thing is that the sweater I love the most (Eve's Rib Tunic) is made from Caron's Simply Soft Shadows, a very affordable and fun yarn. It's sort of space-dyed and when it's crocheted/knitted up, it self-stripes and looks fabulous. I think I'll go with the Mardi-Gray color, because I could pair it with fun pastel accessories, and I've always been tempted to buy it.
Doris Chan is a BAMF. I want to make nearly all the sweaters in this book, aside from the icky poncho-looking one (Rah-Boon-Dee-Ay a.k.a. a doily with arm holes) and the tank tops. The best thing is that the sweater I love the most (Eve's Rib Tunic) is made from Caron's Simply Soft Shadows, a very affordable and fun yarn. It's sort of space-dyed and when it's crocheted/knitted up, it self-stripes and looks fabulous. I think I'll go with the Mardi-Gray color, because I could pair it with fun pastel accessories, and I've always been tempted to buy it.
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