I accompanied Sarah to a nearby yarn shop which sells much more expensive yarn than I can afford. I wasn't tempted. Really, I wasn't! (Especially since it was obvious that crocheters weren't catered to.) But on the way home, I could not stop thinking about how I wanted to make another shawl in more pastel colors, so I talked Sarah into going to JoAnn's, despite the fact we were both hungry and tired. I had intended to choose Lion Brand Homespun yarn, but didn't find anything that I liked, so we started looking around. I found this Sensations Rainbow Classic yarn, which is exclusive to JoAnn's, and was the right weight, and also on sale.




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Ooooh, Ginny, that looks SO soft and cuddly!!!!! Kenn's cousin's DIL owns a yarn shop in Wichita, and I just kept walking around feeling all the fibers when we were there last month. :) I LOVE soft things!!!!!!!!!!!!
HUGS, dear friend!!!!
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