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Response to Arkansas Granny (Reply #5)

Wed Feb 20, 2013, 03:48 PM

hedgehog (36,286 posts)

6. I've been looking there. I have to go upstairs and look over the

patterns my mom left me, too!

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12 replies	Author	Time	Post
What's the best yarn for a baby afghan - something that is washable, durable but [View all]	hedgehog	Feb 2013	OP
I used to weave baby blankets, long ago.	CaliforniaPeggy	Feb 2013	#1
This isn't silky, but soft and durable	get the red out	Feb 2013	#2
I would go with acrylic yarn or a blend of acrylic/wool or acrylic/cotton.	Arkansas Granny	Feb 2013	#3
I don't have a pattern yet - but that's OK - there's no grandchild yet, either!	hedgehog	Feb 2013	#4
Have you heard of a website called Ravelry? They have oodles of patterns available,	Arkansas Granny	Feb 2013	#5
I've been looking there. I have to go upstairs and look over the	hedgehog	Feb 2013	#6
My Sigoth says Merino, Cashmir or either with a silk addition	intaglio	Feb 2013	#7
I was wondering about the washability of natural fibers -	hedgehog	Feb 2013	#8
Check a Merino Superwash	intaglio	Feb 2013	#9
Two others I like are	SheilaT	Feb 2013	#10
My favorite yarn	pipi_k	Feb 2013	#11
Thanks to everyone for the pointers.	hedgehog	Mar 2013	#12

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