Okay now isn’t this the most beautiful cranberry! I am about to cast on for my second Clapotis with this luscious yarn. I was winding it into a ball this morning and could not get over how gorgeous it is and how it felt. I can’t wait to knit with it. I know, I know . . . I’ve knit one before but only scarf size. I have alot going on in my life right now, which I’ll post about when I feel more comfortable, and I need a familiar pattern that isn’t so fussy and demanding . . . comfort knits. This time it’s gonna be full wrap size to show off this beautiful yarn. Oh, what yarn is it? Plucky Knitter, its a Cranberry flavored 100% Merino lace weight and it’s so amazingly soft . . . seriously soft. I did finish Wisp and need to find some dainty buttons for it . . . Etsy here I come. I may or may not block it. The Kidsilk Haze is suck a great weight for the Central Texas winters. It’ll keep your neck warm and still scrunch up into a small enough ball to stuff in your pocket or tote when the sun toasts things up after lunch.
Bean & Noodle 
Thank you! So glad you like it!
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Yep, what you need right now is some mashed potato knitting – you said it, comfort food.
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Oooooo…it is YUMMY! And, yes, it’s definitely comfort knitting & comfort food time! (Had mashed potatoes, meat loaf, okra & green beans — & biscuits w/honey — for dinner last night…hmmmm…tonite feels like time for mac’n’cheese.) Thanks, for your ‘cranberry’ reference, btw–I’m reminded it’s time to get a head start searching for my favorite dressing recipe: Shitake mushroom-wildrice-pine nuts & dried cranberries. Hey — I wonder, if by chance, I ever gave it to you? Luv & hugs, Retha
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That is one of the juiciest colors that I have ever seen. I am looking forward to seeing it in your finished project. Enjoy the knitting/comfort time – snuggle in and lock out the rest of the world. (I’ll be doing the same in very cold Minnesota!)
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