It’s a poncho! It’s a sandwich board! No, it is zee front of zee Becky Wannabe sweater!
I had Peter take the photo, and he commented, “Those Peeps do not complement the colors in the sweater.” Peep off, buster! Peeps go with everything!
I forgot to mention that within red wine vinegar circles, people are very snobby and territorial about their MOTHER. My husband happened to run into some man who makes his own red wine vinegar just after I learned how to make it, and the first question out of that man’s mouth? “Where’s your mother from?” Yeah, I thought it was a little personal, too. Hee hee. Anyway, my mother was smuggled into the US from Switzerland about 15 years ago. It was originally made from sangiovese.
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i gave in and separated the sleeves last night and now i am about 10 rows from finishing the first one. so seems all i needed was to get those babies away from each other. 🙂
I love peeps but I really only like the easter peeps… kind of a tradition thing with me… I’ll eat any and all peeps after they have gone hard and stale… bset peeps are at easter.LOL
Yeesh, the “mother snobbery” sounds like the same thing that goes on with “sourdough starter.” Unless your starter dates back to a gold miner in Alaska in 1849, you ain’t nobody in sourdough circles!
Becky W. looks luverly! And I beg to differ with Peter … Peeps are the Universal Candy.
Ooohhh, your Becky Wannabe is nice! I wouldn’t have the courage to knit any cotton-y smooth yarn flat. I must admit I’m a bumpy knitter. (Yeah, and I’m stacked too…) I had no idea about the Peep being a year round food. Do you do that thing with the jousting peeps in the microwave?
My mother’s from Switzerland too! Oh. I get it. Never mind….;-)
Peeps go with everything! except there is that no pink peeps rule after September 15th…
The Becky sweater is looking great! Love that neckline. It came out perfectly. The peeps are cute too. :0)