frayed at the edges: More Sweater-Along Deliberations

OK, I have a few more things for my sweater-along cooking. In general, I'm looking to make a boat-neck made in the round from the top down, ideally with set-in sleeves. Not that that exists, it might have to be slapped together from a few models.

Option 3

Wulfenite, from Norah Gaughan Vol. 7, in Berroco Ultra Alpaca and Ultra Alpaca Light (colour Oceanic Mix)

I really like this sweater, but I don't know if I'm feeling collared right now. Also, I'll have to order the yarn (although, currently it's leaning towards that anyway).

Oceanic Mix 6285 & 4285

Option 4

Coney Sweater, from Modern Top-Down Knitting, in Berroco Ultra Alpaca (colour Oceanic).

I'm not in the mood for a v-neck, but otherwise this pattern is great. It's a top-down knit knit the round, and has really cool sleeves that puff at the bottom. Maybe I'll use it as a skeleton and adjust the neckline. Although, if the neckline goes, the cuffs will need to be adjusted too.

Inspiration

Delphine, from Verena Fall 2010, in Berroco Ultra Alpaca Fine (colour Oceanic)

I just really like the collar on this one, but I think the middle will be too bulky on me.

Under Consideration ....

Elemental Pullover, from Knitting 24/7, in Berroco Ultra Alpaca Light (colour Peat Mix)

I can also use a turtle neck to go with jeans for the long, cold winter. This one is knitted in the round, but from the bottom up. To make sure my sweaters are long enough, I use a provisional cast on, so I can go back at the end and lengthen it if needed.