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New Yarn!

One of the best things about knitting is getting new yarn! Other than seeing my new creations come to life, I think seeing all the beautiful yarn colors, yet un-knitted, is my favorite part of this craft.


This is a new yarn that I'm trying out called Drops Nepal that'll be perfect for my fall collection. It's a wool and alpaca blend and soooooo soft! I tried one ball of it about a week ago and LOVED it so had to order a bunch more. I may just be tempted to keep one of these new hats for myself!
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  1. Alyssa DawsonAugust 4, 2012 at 11:21 AM

    Ooooo! I love it! My favorite yarn is called Caron Simply Soft! It is sooo soft too! I will have to check this kind out! (:

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  2. meet.make.laugh.August 4, 2012 at 12:25 PM

    Ohhhhh love new yarn!

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  3. VicAugust 6, 2012 at 11:27 AM

    Love getting new yarn, sometimes I'm almost sad to cast it on! I've never tried Drops yarn - I've knitted a few of their patterns and loved them but I've always subbed the yarn for something cheaper!

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