I used an acrylic chunky that Jerri gave me when she was weeding out her yarns. Nice and soft.
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| could be a snood |
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| Jacque's yarn from Flatland Alpaca Ranch |
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| Jacque is the black one |
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| Asher in his waffle hat |
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| cool dudes |
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| bank robbers |
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| getting ready for hs game nite in Douglass |
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| Asher's is a tad big -- next time I'll measure heads and then cut the pattern down from that |
| 2018 |
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| 2018: That waffle had still works! |
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| 2018: thx to Jacque for some mighty good fiber! |
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| the author let her boys name this pattern |
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| author info |
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| I let Andrew give the pattern a nickname: he called it "stripey" |
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| a little loose, but they have growing room |
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| fun pattern that was made from the top down |
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| Jacque's yarn -- the boys picked this out -- gotta love alpaca! So soft and silky. |
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| Jacque is the black one |
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| bank robbers |
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| getting ready for Friday night lights in Douglass |
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| da boys |
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| alpaca hats will keep a couple of guys warm on a chilly fall night |