Winter in Houston
It's officially winter in Houston! Last night it dropped to an incredibly low 52 degrees and did I mention the furnace isn't working for some reason?
Anywho...
Since I was able to mark off two WIPs over the weekend I started another Christmas present yesterday. It all started with the fondling of the yarn in Yarns 2 Ewe yesterday. I had just deposited my first paycheck as a designer (when the Leisure Arts booklet comes out I'll let you know! Woo HOO!) and stopped by the yarn store to celebrate. I was planing to make a scarf with Noro that Crazy Aunt Purl, well, is crazy about. But before I got to the Noro display I stuck my hand into a giant pile of 100% Baby Alpaca yarn from Peru.
Seriously. I couldn't move. It is the softest yarn I have ever touched.

Moving on, I bought some of it in a deep cranberry color and started this scarf last night. It's my own design, whattya think? (for some reason my camera doesn't get true reds...imagine it as a dark cranberry color)

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If you are making the Flying Afghan from the 2006 Crochet Pattern-a-day Calendar here is the total yardage needed to complete the entire project:
18 oz - Walnut 127
15 oz - Spice 135
15 oz - Willow 173
18 oz - Nantucket 178
35 oz - Wheat 402
note: I have made every effort to estimate accurately the amount of yarn needed. I cannot be responsible for differences in style, gauge, etc, that will effect the final amount you will need.





































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