I finished reknitting my yak yarn. And I'm very please with how it turned out. And so very warm for the next drop in temps we'll have some time in the near future.





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Fiber: depigmented yak from Huacaya Farms
Amount: 300 yards
Needle: size 8 and size 10.5
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Meanwhile, back at the ranch, I'm working on a hat for a friend. I adore this Malabrigo Rios yarn in "carrot" colorway, and I'm not much of an orange fan.
