Here it is. And since I don't know what to call it, I am going with the Libby sweater.
I truly couldn't be happier with how it turned out. Pretty much exactly what I had in mind.
A shot of the back.
Sure, just climb over the fence to let me get a shot of the front. (yikes!)
I do think that I would like this best without the contrasting colors. But since I am tying all three sweaters together, I had to use a bit of their colors.
Pattern: My own. I am going to write it up soon, if anyone is interested.
I truly couldn't be happier with how it turned out. Pretty much exactly what I had in mind.
A shot of the back.
Sure, just climb over the fence to let me get a shot of the front. (yikes!)
I do think that I would like this best without the contrasting colors. But since I am tying all three sweaters together, I had to use a bit of their colors. 
Pattern: My own. I am going to write it up soon, if anyone is interested.Yarn: Classic Elite, Portland tweed. (Pretty much the softest, most wonderful tweed that I have ever worked with.) 7 balls
Needles: Size 7
Size: age 10
I cast on for vest number 1. Was excited to work on it until I read Kristen's post over at Through the Loops. Mystery sock Knitalong?! I'm in!
Have a wonderful day!
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