In keeping with fast knits for Christmas gifting, I just had to offer something using Feza Alp Oriental. I love yarns with a story and Alp Oriental has one all its own. The story of Feza Alp Oriental is far different than any other yarn we carry in our collection. It was created by the creator of Feza Alp Premier and Dazzle, Figen Vardar. Figen wanted to give a very personalized and one of a kind afghan to her niece as a wedding present. She knew it would require several different colors and fibers to give the exact unique look she was looking to create. So she put together her favorite fibers and colors to create one combination that would be so unique and beautiful that it would be more special than any other gift the bride would receive. The outcome was so breathtaking that Feza Yarns could not help themselves; they wanted to share this wonderful yarn with you and so does Yarn Stashio.

It knits up beautifully and is wonderfully soft to the touch. There are several patterns that require just one ball of Alp Oriental and the fun part is that the fringes are already cut, tied and ready to go! Usually the part I dread at the end of a project, don't you?

So, here's the deal for Day 7:

Buy 1 ball of Feza Alp Oriental ... get a Feza Alp Oriental Pattern Booklet ($3), a Feza Alp Oriental Cable Scarf Pattern ($3) and a Yarn Stashio designed Feza Alp Oriental Cardigan Pattern ($5) all for free. The scarf and the cardigan require one ball of Alp Oriental (pictured below) and the patterns in the booklet require 1-6 balls to complete. See booklet long description for more details. The other two patterns are PDF downloads.

Spend $75 on Feza Yarns ... get a free Feza Yarns Dare to Dream Pattern Book ($10).

If your total includes at least 1 ball of Feza Alp Oriental AND totals $75 or more in Feza Yarns, you will get all the above included free with your order!

Oh before I forget, there is a great free pattern on Ravelry.com called a Simple Triangular Shawl that is just perfect for one ball of Feza Alp Oriental, there are even photos of one. Be sure to head over there and check that out, too. Just go to patterns and do a search and it should pop right up.