Through no talent of my own, it's making an argyle-like/plaid-ish pattern due to the colors in the yarn!

That's great. I was looking at it thinking "how did she get the argyle pattern" and then I read the post. Looks good, great work!

very pretty! :thumbsup:

Wow, it's beautiful! I love the MSCS pattern, and it's even prettier with that yarn! What is it?

It's Classic Elite Inca Print---got it on sale at Webs :)

That's going to be soooo pretty - can't wait to see pics when you've finished

That is looking great! An what luck that you get that lovely pattern too :)

That looks SO cool! What yarn is it? I really love how it looks like argyle. I may have to make myself one of those...

Wow, that is so cool!!

Dont you love when the yarn does all the work? it looks beautiful!

that's awesome, what yarn are you using??

Wow! That is so cool!!! I haven't tried that pattern yet, but it's certainly on my "to do" list! Love the way that yarn is working up!

It's Classic Elite Inca Print in "Orchard" colorway. $5 each at Webs! I bought 5 but I think I'll only need 2.5 or 3 for the scarf.

Is this yarn soft? if you could compare it to another yarn you have worked with what would it be?! I'm curious about this yarn beings it is on sale:teehee:

Hmmm what does it feel like...well, I can tell you it's very soft and spongy. It has a lot of drape and I'm having some issues keeping the edges nice and neat partially due to the yarn itself (and partially due to my own knitting ;) This is my first time to work with alpaca, so I don't have a good comparison...it's very delicate and fine, and doesn't have a lot of itchy guard hairs or anything.

Here's the knitter's review on it---it'll probably be a better help than I would be!

http://www.knittersreview.com/article_yarn.asp?article=/review/product/001102_a.asp

How neat...very preatty :happydance:

Now that looks really cool!!

Haven't tried this pattern yet, but it looks wonderful in that yarn :cheering: