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May 07, 2007

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Jen

Absolutely gorgeous! Your kids are so well dressed. I don't know how you find the time to do it. I have two kids under three and am barely able to make pincushion let alone knit something that beautiful. Kudos to you!

Anushka

How beautiful. I now really want to make one in adult-size for myself.

Clare

It's gorgeous! Putting so much work and love into it - you must be so proud of the end result. It's beautiful!

ali

even more beautiful than i imagined! alpaca, silk, tweed, linen...what wonderful possibilities!!

jan

So lovely. I, too, want one in an adult size. Is this your own pattern? Will you be publishing it? I'm seriously coveting it.

annri

oh, how beautiful! the simplicity is perfect (i like simple for babies/small children), to let the child's expression show, clearly. very inspiring, indeed!

Rebecca

Stunning, I am seriously coveting Pia's wardrobe!

Bertha

Gorgeous!

Michele

i'm impressed with how much thought you put into your garments.

Carson

I agree with your analogy.
I'm finding it a very similar process.
And the end result? In this case gorgeous.

Sam

Love the asymetrical hem, simple closure (so elegant), and the subtle colour variation in the close up. Beautiful. A pale, greyish lavender cashmere,mmmmmm.

Alex

Like you said about my scarf: Simply beautiful.
No more to say.
A stunning piece.

kirsten

hey, just lovely, alison. deceptively simple & elegant - love it.
now, one for me, please?!

lisa s

mmmmm... love the idea of folding like origami. genius!

and looking forward to the next delvings [is that even a word?]

shula

AL!

Are you suggesting that you actually DESIGNED this?

God. Do you do grownups? I'd give my eyeteeth for one of these.

Go on.

joyce

I wish I could reach out and touch this.
How do you like the feel of these yarns?

Clare

beautiful! when/ where will the pattern be available?

girlh

wow. this is just beautiful alison.
i wish i were small enough for pia's hand-me-downs! not that i am suggesting that these will be handed down outside of pia's own children one day! what amazing heirloms you are creating.

nicole

Nice nice work Al. Gotta be happy with that. Bet it's really light and really toasty.

Kate

I'll echo everyone elses words - beautiful, simple, perfect!

martha

simply beautiful. I too (as you know) love folds. I love how these two yarns together give the fabric a hand dyed look. I almost bought a habu scarf kit with these two yarns last fall....now I'm wishing I had:)

Emily S.

How impressive! Just stunning.

Like Shula, I'd give my eyeteeth for one of these.

amisha

a tour de force!! i love it... the folds, the texture, the subtle mix of colors... the evocativeness of it now, and the waiting for it to be changed and filled with a sweet warm body come winter. absolutely stunning.
i swatched up some felted tweed of rowan this weekend and was thinking about this piece. it's so lightweight and the color is lovely (a black tweed).
i have loved this exploration of folds (and ask, like the other comments, do you do grownups? :) ) so very much looking forward to holes, and all the rest. xo

di

I love it too- Such well dressed children you have. I'm joining the queue for the adult sized version....

anna

Oh my god!!! This is too beautiful for words + as always your talent amazes me.

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