Monday, July 04, 2005
Yarn addiction ruining your family?
Try frogging sweaters to feed your habit!
"Frogging" is a term that means unraveling. It's because you rip-it, and that sounds like ribbit, get it?
Frogging used sweaters and other knit garments can be a frugal way to get usable yarn, but it can be tough to do. But, if this interests you, fear not! There's a great tutorial by a newlywed named Ashley showing exactly what kind of sweater to look for and how to do it. She even backs it up with a super FAQ in case you have questions or problems.
I love to knit and crochet, and look for any means quiet the monkey on my back.
"Frogging" is a term that means unraveling. It's because you rip-it, and that sounds like ribbit, get it?
Frogging used sweaters and other knit garments can be a frugal way to get usable yarn, but it can be tough to do. But, if this interests you, fear not! There's a great tutorial by a newlywed named Ashley showing exactly what kind of sweater to look for and how to do it. She even backs it up with a super FAQ in case you have questions or problems.
I love to knit and crochet, and look for any means quiet the monkey on my back.
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Great info, Jen.
My monkey got so bad that I once tried crocheting up my daughter's hair (that may explain why she's liking to wear it short now). Oh, and then there's the time I tried crocheting with licorice (that was a yummy experiment) ... Yep, we addicts need to stick together and figure out where we'll be getting our next fix! LOL
~Dee
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My monkey got so bad that I once tried crocheting up my daughter's hair (that may explain why she's liking to wear it short now). Oh, and then there's the time I tried crocheting with licorice (that was a yummy experiment) ... Yep, we addicts need to stick together and figure out where we'll be getting our next fix! LOL
~Dee
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