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Yarnalong: Otis & New Zealand Geographic

September 14, 2016October 19, 2016

Shhh, quiet, studying.

Knitting: Otis by Rachel Coopey in SweetGeorgia Tough Love Sock

Reading: New Zealand Geographic

See what everyone else is knitting and reading over on the original Yarnalong.

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