But, really, the dog comes first
Knitting Content Catch Up, part 1
I know ya’ll are off watching the Superbowl (I missed a Betty White commercial?!?)
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Cascade Pastaza (grey) and Malabrigo Chunky (Paris Night), in the classic Marsan Watchcap
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And I’ve had these done for weeks, so it’s not all that exciting (unless, maybe, you’re the recipient. And it is actually winter where you live.)
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Cascade Pastaza in the classic Marsan Watchcap
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Also, we have crocus:
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(The weather is too weird to be excited – I am excited about getting some yardwork done before May. Someone had their windows open today. I didn’t think it was quite that warm.)
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