Now some questions: Did you use like variegated yarn on it, and then solid on the outside, and you connected it like in that youtube post, while you went along, treble treble treble?
It looks great! How many spaces do you place between your triplets and corners?
I left 1 space between trebles and 2 between corners. The major craft stores all have their own yarn brands now and I've been very impressed by what they are offering. This yarn is from Michaels, their brand is called Loops & Threads and this one is called Impeccable. Joann's selection has been just as good! It's been a good time to buy yarn!
Oh, thank you. He is quite a giraffe. If you ever want to meet him, we can zip on up to Scranton, no guarantee that he'll kiss you, but if you play your cards right. Maybe if you brought him a very, very long scarf...
It's been no fun being sick...
but having a simple hobby helps redeem the time!
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ReplyDeleteNow some questions: Did you use like variegated yarn on it, and then solid on the outside, and you connected it like in that youtube post, while you went along, treble treble treble?
It looks great! How many spaces do you place between your triplets and corners?
This is the soft yarn, what type of yarn is it?
ReplyDeleteI left 1 space between trebles and 2 between corners. The major craft stores all have their own yarn brands now and I've been very impressed by what they are offering. This yarn is from Michaels, their brand is called Loops & Threads and this one is called Impeccable. Joann's selection has been just as good! It's been a good time to buy yarn!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I love your picture.
ReplyDeleteI'll check out that yarn this week.
ReplyDeleteWhich picture do you mean?
Your profile picture with Twiga.
ReplyDeleteOh, thank you. He is quite a giraffe. If you ever want to meet him, we can zip on up to Scranton, no guarantee that he'll kiss you, but if you play your cards right. Maybe if you brought him a very, very long scarf...
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