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Is Peaches and Cream a brand of yarn? |
It is a brand of cotton yarn. I get mine at Wal-mart...you might want to check out the knitting looms if you can't figrure out the knitting. I can't knit for the life of me but love the look. I took up knitting looms and now I have tons of them. I also get a knitted look from doing Tunisian crochet, which I'll do for you along with the knitting looms I have. Gotta go get my packing done before hubby gets home. I have been on here most of the afternoon, and I still have laundry to do and grocery shopping. "See" ya all in a week!! |
Yes it is and they come in such cute colors! My walmart sells the Sugar and Cream and it splits a bit so the Peaches N Cream is better. I'm doing several PreK type show characters for my sister :) |
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or better yet you might get to making your own clothing for you and your yorkie.:eek: |
I knit and crochet both. Neither is hard to learn. And it is so rewarding. The hardest part is learning to read the instructions.. ha ha. The learning sites that others have mentioned are great at teaching you how to do it. Just get some cotton yarn and jump right in... you will love the water..... |
Well I did look at some youtube clips- I have to say it looked really hard! I so admire those of you who can do this. I was into cross stitching for a while and then needlepoint so it sounds like something I would really enjoy but I think I would need to be shown in person to get it. |
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1 Attachment(s) Deenie, here is one of those washclothes from that site that I gave you. I made this today. I thought I might make a matching hand towel by modifying the pattern a little. |
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thank you .... that actually is a washcloth that a beginner can do. very easy indeed. if it were not easy I certainly couldn't do it... LOL. I am pretty new at knitting my self. |
Ok, all this time I've been reading, you ladies were talking about a dish washing rag? I would never be able to get them dirty, they are so beautiful.Now since they are thicker, do you have to dry them up after you are done, does it get greasy ? Do they get smelly? Other than cosmetic(?) what are the benefits to use these to the regular rags? Are you sure you want to dirty them? They really look pretty |
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maxmom, you treat them as you do any other dish cloth or wash cloth ( can be used as either). I hope that link works. it will not take you long to knit this. Knitted paw Print Cloth |
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