Quixotic Pixels

I know I have to knit something when images of it continue to float through my brain long after I first discovered the pattern. Recently, that has been happening with Klaralund, a pattern from the new Noro book by Cornelia Tuttle Hamilton:

Besides the beauty of Noro Silk Garden, what I find attractive about this sweater is its shaping. There’s something delightfully bohemian about it. I can just picture myself wearing it in some artsy Seattle coffee house where I’ll spend hours writing bad poetry and watching the eclectic clientele pass through.

I’m sure you can imagine how pleased I was to learn that Miz Froggy and Miz Wendy will be hosting a Klaralund Knit Along this fall! I signed up immediately. Now, I just need to determine if I’m going to use some of the yarn I already have in my stash which I was going to use for the Debbie Bliss scoop neck cardigan, or if I’m going to splurge and by some new yarn. Hmmm…I still want the cardi…and I can’t have too many sweaters made out of Silk Garden, can I???

Speaking of images that persistently place themselves before my mind’s eye:

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