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WSSlover

(95 posts)

9. Speaking of yarn shops:

Reply to SheilaT (Reply #5)

Sun Dec 1, 2019, 10:12 PM

Dec 2019

There were a number of good decent yarn shops in my general area, which either went out of business, or moved to places that are farther away from where I live. I've frequently been getting yarns online.

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Knitters, can you advise me about caring for an item? [View all] Jim Lane Mar 2016 OP

I think it depends a lot on the yarn, I imagine it was probably natural fibers? polly7 Mar 2016 #1

What size afghan is this? If it is acrylic yarn, you can put it in the dryer japple Mar 2016 #2

If the yarn is acrylic, WSSlover Dec 2019 #8

Does the afghan feel slightly scratchy? PADemD Mar 2016 #3

Unless you can figure out what it's made of, you should probably avoid the drier. surrealAmerican Mar 2016 #4

Is there a good yarn shop near you? SheilaT Mar 2016 #5

Speaking of yarn shops: WSSlover Dec 2019 #9

If you don't know what it's made of shanti Jun 2016 #6

If you can spot any woven in ends that you could pull partially out and clip Warpy Jul 2016 #7

Take it to the cleaners dem in texas Dec 2019 #10

Many ways to tell jbandsma Jul 2021 #11