I imagine you've found a pattern by now (it's only been almost a year since this topic was last posted in!) but I JUST found a man's argyle sweater vest pattern in a collection of men's knits patterns.  The book is Men in Knits by Tara Jon Manning.  You can find it here: http://www.amazon.com/Men-Knits-Sweaters-Knit-That/dp/1931499233/sr=8-2/qid=1161624993/ref=sr_1_2/102-2258163-8322531?ie=UTF8&s=books

Those are fantastic!  How did you create the icing for the donut?  The shiny and smooth consistency is so real - how did you do that with clay?!

Gorgeous!  Though they're all beautiful, I adore the last one. 

I'm SO glad I found this post again!  I loved this project so much the first time I saw it that I remembered it a year later!  *must go make pillow*

Beautiful!  It's very fun - and I ADORE the necklace - I love the way you grouped the pearls together in a rectangle - it's so visually refreshing.

Just like one of the MANY psych questionnaires I've completed at McGill for a bit of extra cash... they all use the same questions to tap into your psyche!  Takes about 10 minutes or so - not bad at all.

I think the design would look even better blown up and screened onto a t-shirt!  The details of the print would be clearer.  I think a navy print would be lovely on a white cotton shirt.  Please post pics!

Fantastic!  I love the variety of fabric scraps and felt that you used - it's so interesting to look at.

I'm encountering a similar situation - I'm vacationing on Long Island right now and have accumulated a HUGE amount of gorgeous shells and stones that I want to make into jewelery.  Apparently it's not the type of drill bit that will crack it, but the heat from the drilling.  If you hold the shell in a good vice and keep it wet as you drill, you shouldn't have any problems with cracking.  A dremmel would probably work welll.

Well, I'm in!  I need to finish my degree as well, and could use some consoling on those lonely nights... I was thinking of getting a cat, but my landlady would probably prefer if I could make do with a Craftster swap.