




I also came across a skein of yarn in my stash that is perfect for the Ribbed Alpaca Cap free pattern at Sweaterbabe.com. It's not alpaca, but Lion WoolEase Chunky in a denim blue (the actual color is in the photo of the WIP and pattern... it came out much lighter in the photos with Spike).
Spike has been a very good boy lately, not bothering my knitting at all. (As long as nothing looks like a doggie toy, he's OK). At 4 years old, he's not the holy terror he was as puppy (there was nothing safe from chewing then!) :)
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