You sure do have a lot of projects in mind! It is so hard to decide though which one to start first! I love my Rogue that I made with the JS silkroad Aran tweed. It is so soft. You will love it also! :-)

That's some list! You have a good mix of projects in there...socks, complicated knitting, straightforward knitting. Good luck with it!

now look at that exciting list you have there. i say: knit that butterfly by jade starmore!! fear no fair-isle. ok, maybe you can start with my scarf first! heh he.

Your beginning to sound as bad as me! I just added another project to my list, I picked out the yarn to use my gift certificate from my husband, Rowan Cashsoft, in a beautiful deep red, to make an Elsebeth Lavold pattern. I'm in love!

I know exactly where you are coming from. I too am interested in learning fair isle...I'll be watching your progress.

Wow - that Rebecca pattern is free??!!?? How did you find that? That totally rocks! :) Now... to find yarn for that sweater... what are you going to use? (if you've thought that far ahead yet - looks like quite a list!)

Hi Stephanie! I can't wait to watch all of these lovely knits come together. I have so many on my plate too--but I really do want to learn fair isle too. It looks so stunning! What a way to start too with that lovely Butterfly pattern!

Take care~

Wow, that's quite a list! But you knit fast so I'm sure you will get through it all by the end of winter. Thanks for posting the link to the Rebecca pattern! I didn't even know it was free.

Yeah! That Rebecca sweater looks great (and FREE, sort of if you don't count buying more yarn!!!)! I've been eager for the Fall issue since seeing that preview image on their site since Spring. Jade's Butterfly looks awesome! Give it a go! She apprenticed under her mum, Alice, and I've only heard good things about their patterns -- no errors, great instructions. Sounds good to me!

Your fall knitting list would take me all year. :-) Nice mix of stuff, though, very enjoyable.

You will like fair isle. I've borrowed the PW DVD from a friend and my advice is to watch the video clips on their website. Unless they've updated their video, what's mostly on it are the clips on 2-handed fair isle (exactly the same as on their web site) and a lot of shots of their sweaters.

have you read through the free rebecca pattern yet? i was really keen to make that sweater too...printed out the pattern and had a quick look. have a read of the front section and see if you know what they are saying - because i am sure as confused.