DaRiMa
Member since Mar-29-11
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Feb-10-12, 08:17 AM (EST) |
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24. "RE: Knitters or Quilters or Crochet"
In response to message #23
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In my favourite little yarn shop the saleslady is really good at knitting herself, so I can always ask for help with one of my projects. I even saw her teach the basics to a girl who wanted to start crotcheting.In other small shops over here it's the same. Maybe you could just step into a small yarn shop and the vendor will tell you what to do after advising you on the right yarn and stuff? And after you learned some really basic stitches, youtube is always eager to help... Or just google for crotcheting instructions. I haven't bought any instructions for knitting in quite a while, everything I needed I found in my basics book or online.If anyone wants to restart on knitting, I recently did some slippers with the new felting yarns. I'm getting fast at knitting, a sock a day, but even I was quite astonished as I finished one of the slippers after half an hour. I just did them like socks with a really short shaft. It looked enormous, you have to do them too large by one half, but it came out of the washing mashine with a perfect fit. Some liquid rubber for the soles, some glass beads for decoration and my sister was flabberghasted unwrapping her birthday present. I told her I did them myself, but she didn't believe me at first. If you can't do socks, there's instructions on the net either to learn it or do it a different way... |
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