And since nothing inspires me like seeing what other people have done with Mojito- there are some really creative people out there on Ravelry! So here's a huge THANK YOU you to all of the wonderful fiber crafters that have given me permission to share their beautiful projects with you as the kick-off to our goodbye to the Mojito colors.
Here is a beautiful shrug by HopeForHoneybees made in the Pink Impression colorway. So pretty!
I just love these pictures! No touch-ups, nothing from a magazine, just plain old knitting and snapping a picture. I love a yarn that doesn't need proper backlighting to look fabulous! Here is a scarf from KZooErica, also in Pink Impression. Pattern is called "Edgar".
Here's a lovely cardi from our friend BonnieBeth in the Hugs & Kisses colorway. Pattern is called Off-Rib cardigan from Stephanie Japel.
Here's KZooErica again in her gorgeous "Anne" in the Fall Into Me colorway.
I just want to curl up in this reversible cabled scarf by KKD48! Isn't it yummy?
I absolutely LOVE how the colors worked out in Maryzona's Drunken Ruffle scarf!
I might need one of these- here's a Clapotis by Maus in Hugs & Kisses
MsLynn, will you make me one too? I love this Star Crossed hat in Bountiful!
And here's the mittens I made a few months ago (I'm Booknutty in case you were wondering). They're also in Bountiful, but it looks like the lighting was quite different!
Do you have a project you'd like to share with us? We'd love to see it! Email me at paige@alpacawithatwist.com or send me a link on Ravelry to booknutty.
And yes, we have a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle working here. The economy is tough, and pizza is expensive.
We've had the honor over the past year to be a part of the Super Scarves program, and we even created a yarn called Touchdown in blue & white- the Super Bowl Committee colors. We had such a wonderful response from the fiber crafters that used Touchdown for their Super Scarves that we decided to add 10 more colors and add Touchdown to our starting line-up. Touchdown is 60% Highland wool, 20% Alpaca, and 20% Bamboo- the unique combination of those fibers allows a tighter twist that isn't normally possible with just alpaca, and the bamboo adds a subtle heathering to the yarns because it doesn't take dye like protein fibers. 









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This is quite possibly my new favorite blue ever. It's been whispering sweet nothings to me since we met on Tuesday.
I'm not normally a pink person, but this pink and purple blend is so dreamy, it makes me want to fill up a swimming pool with it and dive off the deep end. 




