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Your Clapotis colors are beautiful and it looks really long. What yarn did you use? I’m nearing the decrease section of mine and already thinking about making another. I’ve lost it!! 😉
Great Blog. Love your bunnies.
Kimberly, that Clapotis is GORGEOUS. Great job! I’ve heard great things about Cherry Hill. How is it to work with?
Maybe I’ll use that for #3 (my mother-in-law’s 65th birthday is coming up next summer…)