
I bought them because they're beautiful.
I envisioned a big bowl filled with yummy yarn, and the needles lounging on top.

churning out headbands in super bulky yarn. In garter stitch.
That's how it started....
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![]() Thanks to these giant wooden needles -- U.S. size 35 -- I've started knitting again. I bought them because they're beautiful. I envisioned a big bowl filled with yummy yarn, and the needles lounging on top. ![]() Not content to be mere decoration, however, pretty soon these babies were churning out headbands in super bulky yarn. In garter stitch. That's how it started....
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A small wire slicker brush, the kind that you can get in pet departments, is turning out to be my new favorite crochet tool.
I love furry yarns, but most of them don't seem to love to be washed (even when the label says it's OK). Enter the wire brush. A few minutes of careful brushing takes the yarn back to its brand-new appearance. And sometimes even better. |
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