While I was visiting Christy in San Diego last month I got to know to her friend, Franny. We got along famously and became quick friends. Franny asked if I would knit her a scarf if she’d buy the yarn. Now, do you know a knitter alive that turns down one of those deals? That’s right…you don’t. I emailed her a few websites to check out (fancy to “inexpensive” and in between). I got a package in the mail a few days ago (Yah! Fun mail! A Package!) She selected the new Lion Brand yarn Fettuccini in Prairie. This yarn is like a felted ribbon. I love the look and feel of it. The colors are great and it’s knitting up very nicely. It has a cushy feel to it. I knit a few rows and sent some pictures to my new friend to see what she thought of the width. Check it…
While I was visiting Christy in San Diego last month I got to know to her friend, Franny. We got along famously and became quick friends. Franny asked if I would knit her a scarf if she’d buy the yarn. Now, do you know a knitter alive that turns down one of those deals? That’s right…you don’t. I emailed her a few websites to check out (fancy to “inexpensive” and in between). I got a package in the mail a few days ago (Yah! Fun mail! A Package!) She selected the new Lion Brand yarn Fettuccini in Prairie. This yarn is like a felted ribbon. I love the look and feel of it. The colors are great and it’s knitting up very nicely. It has a cushy feel to it. I knit a few rows and sent some pictures to my new friend to see what she thought of the width. Check it… 
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what, no photographer's credit?
ha! Sorry, Sarah took these pictures at her cubicle with her digital camera. "It barks."
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