Thank you for all the lovely comments on my sweaters! I’ve already worn Josephine twice, and I’m wearing the shrug today. I love them both! I have to confess, I didn’t really enjoy working two at one time. I just felt guilty for not working on one when I was working on the other! So I think I’ll stick to my one sweater at a time policy, with one small carrying project (still the Montego bay scarf – I only have been working on it during breaks at work, so 30 minutes at a time. It’s getting there!)
My next project is going to be Camisa from the Fall 06 Knitscene.
The yarn is Cotton Fleece in Candy apple. I have yet to tire of cotton fleece, and I’m not sure it will ever happen! For warm weather projects that need 5 st/in I have found no decent substitutes. I think Camisa will be lovely in the saturated red. Knitscene Fall 06 is a great magazine. I’m also planning on making Molly Ringwald (in Classic Silk) and the Tulips kimono cardigan (in Knitpicks andean treasure.)
I also have plans to make the Ingenue sweater and this cute little vest from the current issue of knitscene. The Ingenue sweater has gorgeous details, the back is really pretty! It’s knit in Classic Elite Wool Bamboo, a yarn I have been dying to try, and I might actually use the recommended color. The vest I will use some ivory pima tencel to make… it looks like a quick project, and I do like little short vests.
Green apples - Stitchywitch Creates 
I have that pattern too!!! Can’t wait to see yours knit up!
I can rarely find Knitscene around here. It looks like I’m missing some good stuff. All of those patterns are beautiful. I’ll be looking forward to seeing how they turn out.
Camisa will be beautiful, now doubt. I love Knitscene although it is hard to get around here as well. For some reason the patterns are often more appealing than the regular IK ones!
I hadn’t noticed that pattern – good choice! You pick the best patterns. On Cotton Fleece, I agree – it is great for summer tops and I substitute it for anything at that gauge which calls for 100% cotton as I like the bit of wool in it for elasticity. Lately, I have really been a fan of Cascade Pima Tencel and/or Classic Elite Premiere – I like how soft these yarns are, but they don’t have the color selection of BSCF and are not as economical.