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The knitting of the green

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I have to admit it: green has generally tended to fall near the bottom of my color preference list (I do make an exception for teal, which is entirely different animal). When I say “green,” I mean a grassy shade that would pass as a color to wear to mark St. Patrick’s Day — which I will probably spend in my apartment, working and enjoying a craft beer with my husband, because I am old, or at least the bars in my neighborhood make me feel old on this particular holiday.

The color has been growing on me, though. I recently knit a Horloge cowl for a friend in the new Rustic Silk Worsted base from Pigeonroof Studios in her gorgeous Emerald colorway. While it’s not a color I generally gravitate toward for myself, I can certainly admire these easy-on-the eyes greens that have been posted to the Indie Untangled marketplace:

Lhasa Greens by Bijou Basin Ranch
Lhasa Greens by Bijou Basin Ranch
Popeye's Cashmere from Silk Road Needle Arts
Popeye’s Cashmere from Silk Road Needle Arts
Junk in the Trunk by Skeinny Dipping (Also check out Christine's Emerald Necklace colorway.)
Junk in the Trunk by Skeinny Dipping (Also check out Christine’s Emerald Necklace colorway.)
Spring Green by Dirty Water DyeWorks
Spring Green by Dirty Water DyeWorks
Emerald Aisle by Pigeonroof Studios
Emerald Aisle by Pigeonroof Studios
Green gradient from June Pryce Fiber Arts
Green gradient from June Pryce Fiber Arts
Greengage Glut from Sylvan Tiger Yarn
Greengage Glut from Sylvan Tiger Yarn
It's Not Easy from Atelier Yarn
It’s Not Easy from Atelier Yarn

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