Now, clearly, we should be giving her presents instead of the other way around, but she's nice like that.
I won week two! I had a $16 credit to spend in her pattern store.
It was a difficult choice, but these are the three patterns I chose:
Merripog socks
I'm imagining them in gray and pink. Then again, I imagine most knitting in gray and pink.

I bet this would be good in a solid, semisolid, and maybe even a variegated yarn. Yay!
and the E-30 Twist Stitch cap

I was very tempted to buy Sean, 'cause it's adorable. Since I don't have babies, I refrained. But seriously, CUTE. A shawl collar and a giant pom pom? Count me in.

All of those images are Jen's.
While I was looking through her patterns, I found the Global Cable Coat. I'd forgotten that pattern was hers. It's been in my Favorites since I first saw it.
Thanks, Jen! I hope the rest of your birthday month is full of fun and pancakes... or whatever your version of pancakes is!
OH OH OH>>> I'm looking forward to the Merripog socks. They are "new" to me, and therefore, coveted!! I love birthdays...
ReplyDeleteHer sweater, Ian (http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/iain) has loooooooooooong been on my list of "things I would knit for a man in my life but only if he totally deserved it". Love her patterns!
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