
The Rowanspun Tweed is nice to knit with, and I hope it will get a little softer after wetblocking.
I decided to go for the small and it was a good thing I double checked the pattern. The smallest is an XS. I almost went down that road. It would definitely been too small. As it is, I think it will grow a little.
Anyone care to guess who might have been here?

Maybe one of these?


They've never bothered with yarn before, much less yarn inside sealed ziploc bags.
Must have been the cashmere/silk blend. Those were balls of Laines du Nord Cashsilk, and they didn't snag the yarn - amazing.
They (the yarn) have now been put in a safer spot.

Behind Bars.
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Yes, Watson, those are definitely signs of feline activity. Excellent work, dear chap!
The kitties don't pull out bits of yarn that are sticking out of the cage? Wow, they're very well-behaved.
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