Knitting, crocheting and general craftery
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Aug 2016
4:51pm, 7 Aug 2016
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Velociraptor
Keep them if you've got space, Pix. When Gnome starts to knit, you won't want him buggering off to uni with your precious interchangeables I'm knitting a chunky hat with glow-in-the-dark yarn, just to get something knitted up quickly. |
Aug 2016
5:04pm, 7 Aug 2016
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EvilPixie
glow in the dark yarn? OMG I need some!
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Aug 2016
5:15pm, 7 Aug 2016
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Ness
Yeah! I like the sound of that.
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Aug 2016
5:42pm, 7 Aug 2016
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Velociraptor
Don't get too excited, it's horrid. uk.schachenmayr.com There's a coarse reflective thread spun with the yarn and the effect is little random lines of reflectivity rather than the shape of the hat glowing in the dark. It's not particularly nice to work with. |
Aug 2016
5:43pm, 7 Aug 2016
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Velociraptor
If you want to make a garment reflective, it would be better to buy reflective thread separately and darn a pattern on to the finished garment.
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Aug 2016
5:50pm, 7 Aug 2016
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EvilPixie
Thanks for that - I'm trying to do a light weight hat for Equinox using bright yellow sock yarn as I have a little head and hats are always too big!
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Aug 2016
10:09am, 8 Aug 2016
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HellsBells
yet another pair of socks for Middle Boy who likes bright stripes - the only one who appreciates my socks ravelry.com |
Aug 2016
11:15am, 8 Aug 2016
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Meglet
Ooh lovely, I like those HB
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Aug 2016
11:20am, 8 Aug 2016
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Meglet
I've now got three projects ongoing... A crochet top I really need to get on with as its summery-done the front just started the back A jumper for me-less urgent but would like to wear in the autumn Teen 1's blanket-not needed for over a year but it's quite attractive to knit as its small squares and quite easy to do! |
Aug 2016
2:43pm, 15 Aug 2016
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EvilPixie
been having a conversation with ladies on the Winwick mum facebook group. someone was asking about the twisty yarn thing - annoying but we live with it. Then someone said that using a winder and caking yarn (even commercial) fixes this issue. Not having a winder I wondered ... they aren't expensive but is it worth it? anyone here use them? |
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