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Liz K.

Demi is a sweater that is absolutely made for you. The challenge, the style, everything. Can't wait to see it.

Amanda

Beautiful choices, all - but I think Juno would be STUNNING (not that you're asking for a vote)! You're lucky you're so petite (and that school has relented a bit!), a knitting challenge such as the one you're facing is much easier when you're knitting the smallest size. I look forward to seeing your progress (and photos of Rhinebeck when you return - I'll be due to deliver my little boy any day at that point!)

Heather

You're not fooling around, are you!

Amanda

You crazy girl you. GO!

jillian

Dude. That's alot of knitting. Maybe you should get wrist braces?

Sara

i'm kinda sorta planning the same thing. i'm working on Little Birds right now and am undecided on the other.

good luck!

Kirby

I vote Juno!

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