More excess – this time in the form of knit-in tucks.
Don’t you love that Eleanor can knit too? We chose a different photo for the book – one that focuses more on the vest, but I am still enamored of this shot. Adina Klein helped us out with the styling for this story – that’s the Pure Merino “Capecho” she was knitting for her step mom, lent to Eleanor for the moment.
I can tell you more about the cool new yarn it’s knit in when I can link it all to the Berroco site.
Norah
Though I can’t quite figure out the vest — yet! — I love this photograph. Very soft and evocative, beautiful colors and textures.
And yes, you can always tell when a model can actually knit rather than just having had the needles thrust clumsily into her hands.
Can’t wait for the whole book!
Ooh, that’s really pretty. What a flattering shape!
I love vests and this one looks wonderful! My question is with the added textural interest do you think it would work for a ‘boobier’ frame????
Tina – for a ‘boobier’ frame (as you put it), I suggest a hook and eye to keep the fronts together. I picture it with a voluminous peasant blouse/dress underneath.
Where and when will this pattern be available? It’s so unique.
That was so cool! I am very interested in this book!
Where can I get this vest pattern? (Tuck 4830?)
I need to make something for my DD, and this would be perfect for her.
Hah, Never mind, I found it in that new book.. I was eyeing it earlier this morning for the pretty sweater. I guess I must get this book.
Where can we get this book and when?