Aunt Geri, Kirstin and I are “Busy Worker Bees” right now. We often have yarn, mostly mill spun, that is of Grade 4 or Grade 5 quality. This yarn is generally light fawn or medium fawn in color, and because the staple length of the hair is shorter at this grade, this yarn has a fuzzier appearance. To me, Momma, the yarn is not interesting to the eye. So… Perhaps I’ll let the pictures tell the story.
Kirstin’s little dog “Derby” protecting my “Spiced Gingerbread” scarf. The scarf is near completion here; all I need to do is tie it off of my rake loom.
The scarf is medium fawn in color. Our Tulip & Vannie are both medium fawns. This is a fairly popular color, but I wanted to spice it up.
I knit a bright multicolored crochet thread with the alpaca yarn to produce a piece with a little more interest.
I have to admit, I don’t run a real high tech operation here.
Cliff House Alpacas 
very impressive! love the multicolored thread . http://www.stylesurani.com
Spicy and yummy looking! The scarf is beautiful and fun too – let your creativity run!