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I was told they are the same yarn except the tank has the added fleck yarn. They are both 100% polyester and come from the same yarn supplier. I don’t see any reason why the yarn supplier should say they were the same if they are not. I did read some ...
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I wish I had bought the Navy as I don't want to wear heavy... .
Louis is a very honest man and I believe him .
Thanks for posting this, farmerwife.
Thank you Louis! Yes..most helpful info! I am sure that the usual nay-sayers will still not believe it however .
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I'll be in NYC for an afternoon this weekend and am planning out my stops. I'd love to include a yarn store or two in there and would love first hand experiences for your favorite stops in the city!
Currently at the top of my list are: Purl Soho and Brooklyn...
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I walked all the way down there one.
There is also the Lion Brand Yarn studio.
They do have a nice selection of yarn and I like window shopping there sometimes.
I've been into Purl a few times.
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Has anyone purchased from them? I liked them on FB to get updates and they constantly have awesome deals on fabrics, yarns, threads, etc. I just wanted to know if it's somewhere that I'd like to purchase from.
http://yardsellr.com/block/fabric
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But if anyone else has had dealt with them, please let us know! My name ... .
I'm not sure if I'd buy from them though.
Kathy I think I came across them once, but never heard of them or bought from them .
Maybe someone else has.
Sorry - never heard of them.
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HI ALL!!! I have a question,Ive been battling with fraying fabric while i try to work. The fabric I buy is not of low quality and i dont understand why its fraying nothing is more frustrating than to purchase a designer fabric and have it fray during ...
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It will help if you either serge her jacket construction, she... .
JerryThe fraying has more to do with the type fabric you are using.
Slippery yarns are just going to move.
Of the fabric and the type of yarns used to weave it.
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On Wed, 17 Dec 2008 16:39:17 -0500, "robb" <some@where.on.net
At the local fabric retailer the workers are as un-helpful as
usual
I asked what the weight of a %100 cotton twill was and the
response, "i don't know, nobody ever asks that " <...
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I was hoping those numbers ....
The 10/08 could be when the fabric was shipped
to the store.
For the fabric; 10/08 could be either
the weight of the yarns or the number of threads in the warp and weft
I had another thought.
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Advances in Yarn Spinning Technology (Woodhead Publishing Series in Textiles)
Advances in Yarn Spinning Technology (Woodhead Publishing Series in Textiles)
464 pages | Publisher: Woodhead Publishing (September 28, 2010) | ISBN: 1845694449 | PDF | 15 Mb...
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Update: Help me pay an ER Bill! My 23 month old sliced his toe open and needed stitches. I put lots more yarn in the For Sale section of Ravelry with asking prices. Take a look! MMAO!!!
It's in my Ravelry account HERE , I'm willing to sell anything on...
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I've been afraid of trying to figure out what it is because it ... .
Thanks! I'll update my info.
Your blue/brown colorway is Cirilo but, I don't need any more yarn.
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I've heard you can unravel nice used sweaters and get some fantastic yarn for knitting, good wool, angora, cashmere...
I think that would be fun. Haven't tried it yet though. I know there are some techniques to doing it right.
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You then get the kinks out by getting the yarn wet or steaming it, depending on the fiber, kind of pulling it tight, and ....
Unravel the yarn for storage.
Machine (the sewing thread wraps around the seam), than carefully rip out the seams .
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I've heard you can unravel nice used sweaters and get some fantastic yarn for knitting, good wool, angora, cashmere...
I think that would be fun. Haven't tried it yet though. I know there are some techniques to doing it right.
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bellaonline):
You then get the kinks out by getting the yarn wet or steaming it, depending on the fiber, kind of pulling it tight, and ....
Unravel the yarn for storage.
Machine (the sewing thread wraps around the seam), than carefully rip out the seams .
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WARNING: Pic heavy!
Highlights: Punch Needle Starter Set, Bucilla Hip Stitch Embroidery Kits
There are nearly 80 photos, so I will be breaking it up into multiple replies to this original post:
Reply #2. Diaper-making supplies
Reply #3. Yarn, knitting...
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ADDING the following:
3 skeins, patterns, and supplies
1 Aida - XL ... .
Yarn, knitting supplies, etc.
Yarns - Boston (sock) - 437yds/100gm bl/gr/brn/org 13.50
2 Regia sock yarn blues (4260)
1 Prism” W (0.916666 yd)
[/COLOR] Reply #3.
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