
Motivated by acute embarrassment over my procrastination and a desire to wear something new on Christmas Eve, I dug it out, sewed it up, and blocked it early last week. And, while I was at it, I scolded myself for letting it sit so long and made a New Year's resolution never to do that again.
Granddaughter Kimmy took this picture Christmas Eve, indoors and with the flash. I took a few more pictures in natural light today to show the detail and color better.

I named this sweater Grasshopper because it's green and it jumped on my needles unexpectedly one day last May.
Yarn: Knitpicks Andean Treasure, 100% baby alpaca
Color: Lagoon
Needles: Addi Turbo #3
Gauge: 6.25 stitches/inch, 8.5 rows/inch

I love the colors, the feel, and the drape of Knitpicks Andean Treasure yarn and will happily use it again if the right project comes along.
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