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It went a lot faster when I realized I could stand on one of the chairs and wind from above.
And it came out all right, with no tangles. Yay!
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Don't they look gorgeous together? This is the beginning of The Adventure Sweater. As in, it will be an adventure to find out whether I really have enough yarn to do what I want without a pattern. I'll keep you posted :^)
1 comment:
I'd never thought of winding yarn around 2 chair backs- that looks like it works just fine. I always flipped a chair upside down and put the hank around the legs (if the hank was big enough, that is). But I strongly recommend an umbrella swift and a ball winder. You'll never be sorry.
Gorgeous yarns- I can't wait to watch the progress on the Adventure Sweater.
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