I Love Alpacas
It's past midnight, I'm wearing a free t-shirt from my favorite (wine) bar, the lighting is terrible, and my mirror is in dire need of Windex, but I couldn't resist. I'm done!
I love knitting with alpaca. In addition to coming from adorable creatures, it's the warmest yarn known to man. Wearing this tiny capelet feels like throwing on a down comforter. And knitting with alpaca is a dream. It has a beautiful balance of shine and bulk that's usually only found in silk/wool blends.
This is the inspiration, as shown off by a well put together size 0 model. Mine will look closer after I wash and shape it so the bottom doesn't curl up and the whole thing won't look so bumpy. I'll take a better photo when that's all done. For now, I just want to roll up in it.
This is the inspiration, as shown off by a well put together size 0 model. Mine will look closer after I wash and shape it so the bottom doesn't curl up and the whole thing won't look so bumpy. I'll take a better photo when that's all done. For now, I just want to roll up in it.Thanks for the idea, Emileee! Sorry I totally stole it.

6 Comments:
pretty!!! i think it's betetr without the turtleneck part.
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emileee, At
2/15/2007 08:32:00 AM
nice dish ;)
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Anonymous, At
2/15/2007 11:55:00 AM
what color yarn is that? hard to tell if it's navy or black.
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Joann, At
2/15/2007 01:38:00 PM
It's chunky black yarn.
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Pei, At
2/15/2007 03:12:00 PM
I will do an obligatory "where's my hat?" check every time you finish a knitting project that is NOT my hat. My head is cold. So very cold. - T.
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Anonymous, At
2/16/2007 03:42:00 PM
I love your capelet! Did you use a pattern?
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Anonymous, At
2/17/2007 03:36:00 PM
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