The weather lately has been a bit milder than usual- but still not warm enough to put away those wintery warm sweaters. Suri Merino is a great choice- having the best of both worlds. Mostly Alpaca with Merino Wool, it has a wonderful hand.

Suri Merino is beautiful in this sweater!

I love the button details in the bottom ribbing and the neckline is really fun- perfect for those brisk winter winds.
Pattern is from the book, “Knitting Nature,” by Norah Gaughan.
I always passed this sweater by in the book because it is oversized – how did Amanda make it fitted? It looks great!
You can find out by visiting her project page…
http://www.ravelry.com/projects/LandShark/bubble-pullover
or blog:
http://sticks-and-tones.blogspot.com/2008/02/bubble-pullover.html