I made my first one last year and it has missing loops but even with them I love it. I think I got confused with mine because I was flipping the work. I like your first method of moving the yarn. That's much easier to keep track of. I'm starting my second one today. Thanks for the tutorial.
I got a skein of this for my daughter, who loves soft and fuzzy, and made her a scarf from it. It absolutely is soft and fuzzy and squishy and gorgeous. She loves it, and wanted to wear it to school the next day--when it was 75 degrees. Not really scarf weather. :) My only criticism of the yarn is that the thing you make just doesn't have the stretch that a properly knitted item would have. That string that runs throughout to hold the loops together doesn't have any give to it. As long as you don't try to stretch the piece, you'll never notice that string, and it will be nothing but lovely, squishy fuzziness. And yes, the price. I got mine for $9.99, but that can be cost prohibitive for a larger project.
Thanks for your demonstration. I agree that kids would enjoy using this yarn. Also, I think elderly people in retirement or nursing homes would love it and it would be good exercise to keep their fingers and hands flexible. It is pretty expensive though.
I absolutely love 💖this! So easy to do and the way you explained it 👼just makes it even easier. I watched a lot of your videos📼 and the way you explain things💡 is to where people like me that can't understand things😵 easily, really understand it! I'm the type of person that has to be Hands-On👏 in order to understand it. You are my hands on👏 That's how easy you make it!! Looking forward to more videos! And until then Happy looping!!🙌
Walmart had their version of this. Red Heart Loopity Loop. I bought $20.00 worth at $1.00 a skein. I hope that it goes well but I got it at the doable price. Mostly grey yarn, a few lavender and a couple of mint. Thank you for the information.
excellent video, your calming voice has helped me to keep on task. You touched on all the problems I was worried about in starting this scarf. I have had the yarn for a while and was worried about making a mistake. thank you
Your tutorial is so easy to follow. I just bought some of this yarn and after watching your instruction, I'm ready to get busy! Thank you and I'm now subscribed!
So I was checking this yarn out last night. After watching your video, I zoomed down to Joann’s and my yarn stash just exploded! I don’t want to make sound like a drudgery...I found a SMALL learning curve. Getting your yarn right, having a lie flat and so forth. It’s not a difficult curve...think of it as just learning something new and give yourself time and a big break. Go slow. And please don’t get frustrated. Once you get around the bend, I promise it gets WAY EASIER! Thank you so much for showing this yarn. How to loop it so I can make kids blankets.
I've used their original baby blanket yarn, and I love it, and you description of it a fluffy, muppet fur is the best description of it I've ever heard.
I just now started a scarf for my husband and it is all charcoal color EZ Wool. Very soft! I was a bit hesitant at start but like you said after the first few rows it is very manageable. I am using stitch markers at beginning and end of the row since it is all one color. Thank you for the help and review!
This looks fantastic, I bought some for a baby rug and was not sure how to use it,so it has sat in cupboard. Your tutorial was so clear, and I started the rug, it’s so easy, and is looking great, I lay mine on a flat surface. I agree with you about price bit expensive. Thank you so much
Hellop Fiber Spider, I totally agree with you. This yarn is very expensive even in England we are paying £11.30 or 180g. As usual your tutorial is the best. Thank you. xx
Wow, looks like the ending stage of the Jacob's Ladder pattern without the flatwork between the ladder effort ... dear Spider ... thank you for the exercise to demonstrate this idea ... will teach to little girls in my life. Hugs
Hi Fiber Spider! I appreciate you working with this yarn. I had no idea it could be cut. Thank You! for demonstrating each technique, you did an awesome job ; )
I got some of this in the red and cream. I bought eight, so that I can make that cross stitch blanket. It wasn't cheap but it will be fabulous. I got it on sale plus a small coupon. P.s. The number above the bar code (on this skein), is the dye lot. Yarnspirations yarns usually have dye lots that start with the year, just like on your skein.
I have made 4 baby blankets from this loop yarn. Its awesome to work with and the baby blankets turn out gorgeous. Before I gift them I place them in a large lingerie bag and zip it closed. Then I place it in the washing machine on delicate cycle using cool water. Make there is nothiingelse in the wash but your one blanket. Once it's done washing I remove from washer and place in dryer on low. It comes out amazing. I do this with every blanket and scarf I make with this yarn.
My 13 year old daughter has made 2 scarfs so far, 1 skein each....she has orders for about 4 more....we love it! I do agree with the price being a bit high.
Thanks for your honest review. I became a fan of this yarn a month ago. Agree that the price is high, here in the Long Beach, CA the cost is $12.99. Take advantage of sales and coupons. Bernat Loop Yarn has more yardage than Off The Hook...not sure of Red Heart (brand loop yarn not found in this area).
I find it helpful to put a safety pin in the first loop in each row on each side, especially in a big blanket. Sometimes the edge loops like to hide, and the safety pin ensures that you won't miss a loop. I just move the pins as I go.
I'm making a baby blanket now for a friend with this stuff, but never again...it has a strong chemical smell. Hope it's alright after I try to wash out that stickiness 🤢
If you have knit stitches on one side and purl bumps on the other, then you have the stockinette stitch - and the nature of the beast with that stitch is that it always curls a bit at the edges. If however you knit on both sides you end up with the garter stitch - which is bumpy on both sides but will not curl.
I have looked at this yarn several times and the costs does push me away. Looks simple to work with and would make a cozy warm winter scarf. Have you tried joining ends to make an infinity scarf or cowl? As always love your opinions and honest replies to new products. Keep up good work and keep ideas coming.
Fiber Spider? Curious as what size your recommended 6 skein / 60 loop row start ended up being? It lays on your bed nice but didn't share the size of your bed! So pls share the length x width. The multi-grey blanket IS the result of the direction you've shared in this tutorial yes? All done (in essance 😳) in stockinette? Betcha can"t tell ....
You should’ve had it in your directions about mistakes missing a loop, you Gotta make sure you don’t make a fourth row in the middle of the third row by using an extra loop. I had to take it apart, but it wasn’t bad. Also, I am 65 With metastatic cancer and a very bad tremor in my hands so I had to use a 11 mm to pool pool but it works.
I was curious about this yarn saw it at Ollie's but didn't know how to use it, might have to go back to Ollie's and buy couple to try , how many does it take to make a afghan?
So easy to use. I got a little stuck on how to connect the balls of yarn. Little cheaper for me, as I live in Turkey where it's made, so works out at around 90p, or $1 per ball. It's pronounced 'Aleezeh' super super soft. 👌
I bought 10 and just worked up one and was also wondering an easy way to join. I guess I’ll cut a few loops from the end and the beginning of a new one and tie those together once I looked a few together
Making an adult blanket is costly, but it is shown with a baby on the label. If you were making a baby blanket then not prohibitively expensive. But hey......you are worth it. LOL
@Rebecca Staats the yarn stays together great! Yes the washing....I read that you can wash gentle cycle (gasp) but have not seen how to dry. I think it would be a good idea to get some warm water with a bit of soap in the bath tub, let it soak and sort of swish it around. Drain the tub and rinse a little, I would leave the blanket or whatever just draining in the tub maybe overnight? I would lay out an old sheet or something large in the sun and dry the blanket on that. The yarn is nice and I have used a few brands with no complaints....but the washing scares me! Let me know what you have found out.
Bernat is great for boo boos. Bought a few Bernat velvet used 2 and the first had 5 knots and a snarled middle ( matted together yarn and frayed yarn). Second one had 4 knots
I totally agree! I bought 16 for a king blanket for my brother. 14 had knot joins (some skiens had multiple) and NOT always in the right place. I found it easiest to roll each skien making note of the beginning and ending colors and the approx length.
Sorry I should have said I bought 16 POP cakes in a color wave my brother picked out. More often than not I would have to cut a foot or two out to avoid sudden color changes.
I got 6 of these, just haven't worked with it yet. Planning on making me a blanket. I got mine on sale for 7.99 plus coupon. Now I got some of the loops from red heart don't waste your money. Where this has loops you can cut to weave in your ends. The red heart is just pieces tied together was very disappointed in red heart loops.
Recently made a trip to Michaels here, to get the new caron cake latte that you reviewed, and I love it... totally amazing stuff! While I was there, I discovered the new Loop it, by the loops n threads line, which is a lot more affordable than the bernat elize yarn. The colorways in the loop it, are amazing.. and due to pricing, I went with the loop it stuff...plus, I had a coupon... PLUS, it was on sale! Definite win there. I'm not a big fan of the chenille yarns here, especially so, if it will need a lot of washing. Made a baby afghan in it, and on the 2nd wash, it broke and came apart in the wash... no agitator... no spinning... just a gentle wash. To say the least, I was devastated here... anyhow... I tend to ramble on... Check out the loop it, I think you'll like it. Thanks for doing this review, you rock as always!
HI ! I've been thinking about getting one of these for a person that I take care of and she has limited use of her one hand but still tries to crochet. But just wonder if this would be a good thing for her to try? She's had many strokes but she wants to try something new and different.
Hello and thanks for a lovely, informative video. I wanted to ask -out of curiosity- if I wanted to knit this with knitting needles, could i do it? I mean, is it doable? Thanks a lot.
thank you for a great review , if someone made it for me . I'd take it .....maybe because I am not a fan of big blanket yarn, I do not care for this yarn . I also love working with my tools , hooks etc... maybe for kids or someone just learning this would be great ..
Sheri Carde the blanket big yarn is very dense and stiff. This is not. This has fabulous drape (especially considering how thick it is) and is very soft. It has a chenille texture and a similar look but, otherwise, it is quite different from the blanket big yarn.
I saw a video of someone else who was using a chunky yarn, and she literally pulled out a needle and thread and sewed the end of the new yarn on. I wonder if anyone who's used this yarn will weigh in. Is tying a knot too bulky to hide with this bulky yarn?
The language? He's polite, clean and personable. He's not rude, harsh, condescending or colorful. What's to complain about? I can't imagine you have many choices when it comes to channels to watch if you complain about this gentleman. Wow I
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I made my first one last year and it has missing loops but even with them I love it. I think I got confused with mine because I was flipping the work. I like your first method of moving the yarn. That's much easier to keep track of. I'm starting my second one today. Thanks for the tutorial.
I got a skein of this for my daughter, who loves soft and fuzzy, and made her a scarf from it. It absolutely is soft and fuzzy and squishy and gorgeous. She loves it, and wanted to wear it to school the next day--when it was 75 degrees. Not really scarf weather. :)
My only criticism of the yarn is that the thing you make just doesn't have the stretch that a properly knitted item would have. That string that runs throughout to hold the loops together doesn't have any give to it. As long as you don't try to stretch the piece, you'll never notice that string, and it will be nothing but lovely, squishy fuzziness. And yes, the price. I got mine for $9.99, but that can be cost prohibitive for a larger project.
Thanks for your demonstration. I agree that kids would enjoy using this yarn. Also, I think elderly people in retirement or nursing homes would love it and it would be good exercise to keep their fingers and hands flexible. It is pretty expensive though.
I absolutely love 💖this! So easy to do and the way you explained it 👼just makes it even easier. I watched a lot of your videos📼 and the way you explain things💡 is to where people like me that can't understand things😵 easily, really understand it! I'm the type of person that has to be Hands-On👏 in order to understand it. You are my hands on👏 That's how easy you make it!! Looking forward to more videos! And until then Happy looping!!🙌
Thank you for this I've been seeing the yarn in the store and wondered what the heck you would do with it. LOL
Walmart had their version of this. Red Heart Loopity Loop. I bought $20.00 worth at $1.00 a skein. I hope that it goes well but I got it at the doable price. Mostly grey yarn, a few lavender and a couple of mint. Thank you for the information.
excellent video, your calming voice has helped me to keep on task. You touched on all the problems I was worried about in starting this scarf. I have had the yarn for a while and was worried about making a mistake. thank you
Your tutorial is so easy to follow. I just bought some of this yarn and after watching your instruction, I'm ready to get busy! Thank you and I'm now subscribed!
So I was checking this yarn out last night. After watching your video, I zoomed down to Joann’s and my yarn stash just exploded!
I don’t want to make sound like a drudgery...I found a SMALL learning curve. Getting your yarn right, having a lie flat and so forth. It’s not a difficult curve...think of it as just learning something new and give yourself time and a big break. Go slow. And please don’t get frustrated. Once you get around the bend, I promise it gets WAY EASIER!
Thank you so much for showing this yarn. How to loop it so I can make kids blankets.
I've used their original baby blanket yarn, and I love it, and you description of it a fluffy, muppet fur is the best description of it I've ever heard.
I am new to knitting and only one rogue 1 ball. I followed the tutorial and made a lovely pillow cover. thank you!
I just made a scarf with one skein. I love my new scarf and will make more for friends. Tricky yarn though very easy to drop a loop!
Saw this at store but seeing a project in it was so Helpful! It's really pretty put together. But ugh on the price!! Thank you
I just now started a scarf for my husband and it is all charcoal color EZ Wool. Very soft! I was a bit hesitant at start but like you said after the first few rows it is very manageable. I am using stitch markers at beginning and end of the row since it is all one color. Thank you for the help and review!
This looks fantastic, I bought some for a baby rug and was not sure how to use it,so it has sat in cupboard.
Your tutorial was so clear, and I started the rug, it’s so easy, and is looking great, I lay mine on a flat surface.
I agree with you about price bit expensive.
Thank you so much
Hellop Fiber Spider, I totally agree with you. This yarn is very expensive even in England we are paying £11.30 or 180g. As usual your tutorial is the best. Thank you. xx
Thank you, I’ve seen the yarn in the stores had no idea what to do with it.
thank you for the tutorial! I love the yarn, and agree that it is expensive, However if it is on sale and with a coupon it makes it affordable.
I just wanted to comment and say- this was a great tutorial, thank you!
Wow, looks like the ending stage of the Jacob's Ladder pattern without the flatwork between the ladder effort ... dear Spider ... thank you for the exercise to demonstrate this idea ... will teach to little girls in my life. Hugs
Sassie O'Sullivan yup, it's very similar
How many skeins did you use to make a blanket?
Hi Fiber Spider! I appreciate you working with this yarn. I had no idea it could be cut. Thank You! for demonstrating each technique, you did an awesome job ; )
I got some of this in the red and cream. I bought eight, so that I can make that cross stitch blanket.
It wasn't cheap but it will be fabulous.
I got it on sale plus a small coupon.
P.s. The number above the bar code (on this skein), is the dye lot.
Yarnspirations yarns usually have dye lots that start with the year, just like on your skein.
When you're 1st starting off it's easier if you lay it flat on a table until you get a few rows done. It's easier to handle that way.
He admitted this but held it to show us his direction
I love this yarn. Thankfully I found it on sale at JoAnn's 2/$10🤩
So did I but I got mine 4 for $14 at JoAnne's
Was my first project and you made it really easy.. thanks.. made my great grandson a blanket
I saw this yesterday.. didn't know what to think of it. This looks very pretty though.
I have made 4 baby blankets from this loop yarn. Its awesome to work with and the baby blankets turn out gorgeous. Before I gift them I place them in a large lingerie bag and zip it closed. Then I place it in the washing machine on delicate cycle using cool water. Make there is nothiingelse in the wash but your one blanket. Once it's done washing I remove from washer and place in dryer on low. It comes out amazing. I do this with every blanket and scarf I make with this yarn.
My 13 year old daughter has made 2 scarfs so far, 1 skein each....she has orders for about 4 more....we love it! I do agree with the price being a bit high.
I made a blanket for my full size bed. It worked very well.
I 💙 your tutorial.
You make it look easy!
🥴😏😉🙃🤭🤗
Definitely looks fun
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank u for showing everyone how to do this. Plus I just bought 10 of these yesterday 4 for$15 at JoAnn's
Thanks for your honest review. I became a fan of this yarn a month ago. Agree that the price is high, here in the Long Beach, CA the cost is $12.99. Take advantage of sales and coupons. Bernat Loop Yarn has more yardage than Off The Hook...not sure of Red Heart (brand loop yarn not found in this area).
I find it helpful to put a safety pin in the first loop in each row on each side, especially in a big blanket. Sometimes the edge loops like to hide, and the safety pin ensures that you won't miss a loop. I just move the pins as I go.
I'm making a baby blanket now for a friend with this stuff, but never again...it has a strong chemical smell. Hope it's alright after I try to wash out that stickiness 🤢
It looks beautiful spider a little like the pom-pom yarn Iv used before texture wise I bet it's a dream to snuggle up with 😊Amanda xx
Way is my blanket curling on the edge. Went I make with loop yarn. Thanks you Cheryl.
If you have knit stitches on one side and purl bumps on the other, then you have the stockinette stitch - and the nature of the beast with that stitch is that it always curls a bit at the edges. If however you knit on both sides you end up with the garter stitch - which is bumpy on both sides but will not curl.
They look like tiny fluffy bunny tails.😊
I have looked at this yarn several times and the costs does push me away. Looks simple to work with and would make a cozy warm winter scarf. Have you tried joining ends to make an infinity scarf or cowl? As always love your opinions and honest replies to new products. Keep up good work and keep ideas coming.
I haven't tried to do a cowl, yet, lol. If I did, i would first bind the loops off and then sew it together with a long tail.
Fiber Spider? Curious as what size your recommended 6 skein / 60 loop row start ended up being? It lays on your bed nice but didn't share the size of your bed! So pls share the length x width. The multi-grey blanket IS the result of the direction you've shared in this tutorial yes? All done (in essance 😳) in stockinette? Betcha can"t tell ....
You should’ve had it in your directions about mistakes missing a loop, you Gotta make sure you don’t make a fourth row in the middle of the third row by using an extra loop. I had to take it apart, but it wasn’t bad. Also, I am 65
With metastatic cancer and a very bad tremor in my hands so I had to use a 11 mm to pool pool but it works.
I lucked out and found 6 balls at my Walmart for 1.00 each. It's an off-white/ivory color....All they had. Cannot wait to make mine..
Thanks for another awesome tutorial!🥰
I was curious about this yarn saw it at Ollie's but didn't know how to use it, might have to go back to Ollie's and buy couple to try , how many does it take to make a afghan?
Just doing my first one. This was so helpful, thank you
I LOVE the word "squooshy!!"
So easy to use. I got a little stuck on how to connect the balls of yarn. Little cheaper for me, as I live in Turkey where it's made, so works out at around 90p, or $1 per ball. It's pronounced 'Aleezeh' super super soft. 👌
Hi Maria Gok! I can't believe how inexpensive the yarn is in Turkey. Wow! Thank you, for letting us know how it is pronounced : )
I bought 10 and just worked up one and was also wondering an easy way to join. I guess I’ll cut a few loops from the end and the beginning of a new one and tie those together once I looked a few together
Every 3 weeks the yarn is 50% off at hobby lobby
Making an adult blanket is costly, but it is shown with a baby on the label. If you were making a baby blanket then not prohibitively expensive. But hey......you are worth it. LOL
Your tools are your fingers, great tutorial.
In my country we pay for those yarns 2 euro per one item.
What was the final size of the one you made for yourself?
Love the look, but yes...the price would make a difference... Thanks for a great review,,, I love product reviews....and tutorial,
How well does it stay together? I am concerned that it will come apart in the wash.
@Rebecca Staats the yarn stays together great! Yes the washing....I read that you can wash gentle cycle (gasp) but have not seen how to dry. I think it would be a good idea to get some warm water with a bit of soap in the bath tub, let it soak and sort of swish it around. Drain the tub and rinse a little, I would leave the blanket or whatever just draining in the tub maybe overnight? I would lay out an old sheet or something large in the sun and dry the blanket on that. The yarn is nice and I have used a few brands with no complaints....but the washing scares me! Let me know what you have found out.
It can be washed on 30C in washing machine, sensitive wash. It can go to drying machine, but no hanging when wet, it has to be on solid surface.
To much work and money involved for me to put it in a machine.
WOW! Great video~! This is my first time watching you! Thank you!!!!
Bernat is great for boo boos. Bought a few Bernat velvet used 2 and the first had 5 knots and a snarled middle ( matted together yarn and frayed yarn). Second one had 4 knots
I totally agree! I bought 16 for a king blanket for my brother. 14 had knot joins (some skiens had multiple) and NOT always in the right place. I found it easiest to roll each skien making note of the beginning and ending colors and the approx length.
Sorry I should have said I bought 16 POP cakes in a color wave my brother picked out. More often than not I would have to cut a foot or two out to avoid sudden color changes.
I got 6 of these, just haven't worked with it yet. Planning on making me a blanket. I got mine on sale for 7.99 plus coupon. Now I got some of the loops from red heart don't waste your money. Where this has loops you can cut to weave in your ends. The red heart is just pieces tied together was very disappointed in red heart loops.
I made 2 shawls and a poncho with it. Now starting on a babyblanket. Here in turkey the cost about 1.5 euro. No red hart here it s named alize puffy.
Sitting here making a baby blanket first time using this material loving it and it costs €5 for each ball as we call it here in Ireland
How many skeins for a baby blanket, how many loops do you start with, I’d like to make a baby blanket, thank you ahead of time, Paula
@@paulafimbres7011 Hi Paula I used 4 skeins I cast on 46 stitches and it turned out perfect for a baby blanket
Eileen Doyle thank you so much
Recently made a trip to Michaels here, to get the new caron cake latte that you reviewed, and I love it... totally amazing stuff! While I was there, I discovered the new Loop it, by the loops n threads line, which is a lot more affordable than the bernat elize yarn. The colorways in the loop it, are amazing.. and due to pricing, I went with the loop it stuff...plus, I had a coupon... PLUS, it was on sale! Definite win there. I'm not a big fan of the chenille yarns here, especially so, if it will need a lot of washing. Made a baby afghan in it, and on the 2nd wash, it broke and came apart in the wash... no agitator... no spinning... just a gentle wash. To say the least, I was devastated here... anyhow... I tend to ramble on... Check out the loop it, I think you'll like it. Thanks for doing this review, you rock as always!
HI ! I've been thinking about getting one of these for a person that I take care of and she has limited use of her one hand but still tries to crochet. But just wonder if this would be a good thing for her to try? She's had many strokes but she wants to try something new and different.
The yarn is least expensive over the yarn used for hand knit blankets. Micheals has new yarn that cost 35.00.
Hello and thanks for a lovely, informative video. I wanted to ask -out of curiosity- if I wanted to knit this with knitting needles, could i do it? I mean, is it doable? Thanks a lot.
Takes 2 100g balls to make a small pram/car seat blanket, or 6 100g balls to make a large cot blanket.
Hey Dear Fiber Spider!!! Great tutorial!!! Wouldn’t a Tunisian hook come in handy?
Red heart has a brand of that loop it yarn its not high in price at all
5.00 @ scene
Question. It looks easy enough to use to make a rug out of it. What do you guys think? Is the material strong enough Spider? Or are the holes too big?
Joanne's in Knoxville zTN has for 8.99 and a coupon for 20% off entire order. Msy be same everywhere. 10/7/2018
Thanks for this tutorial...i appreciate so much
Thanks!
You said always back to front but if you go front to back then it should be secure but create a different look...right?
Excellent ! Thank you
Please do you have a favorite doily pattern that you could do? I've made all the doilies in my pattern books.
When you knit every stitch in every row its called garter stitch.
He mentioned that
He mentioned this @20:50
Do you need to soak and block when your blanket is finished? Thank you
thank you for a great review , if someone made it for me . I'd take it .....maybe because I am not a fan of big blanket yarn, I do not care for this yarn . I also love working with my tools , hooks etc... maybe for kids or someone just learning this would be great ..
Sheri Carde the blanket big yarn is very dense and stiff. This is not.
This has fabulous drape (especially considering how thick it is) and is very soft.
It has a chenille texture and a similar look but, otherwise, it is quite different from the blanket big yarn.
How many skeins would you need for a 36" squared?
I want to make a big blanket how many loops do I count?
When making a EZ blanket fiber spider pattern how do you connect the first skein to the second skein? Please help???
I have found online sales even with Amazon. I have created a baby blanket and a scarf.
I did loops from front to back instead of turning work. Does it matter?
how do you increase to use 60 loops
How many yards does it take to make a baby blanket
How to add additional bundles in ?
I saw a video of someone else who was using a chunky yarn, and she literally pulled out a needle and thread and sewed the end of the new yarn on.
I wonder if anyone who's used this yarn will weigh in. Is tying a knot too bulky to hide with this bulky yarn?
Nice
Price per yard kills it for me, thanks for the video though.
I have wanted to try this ever since it came out but like u said the price has always kept me awat. Do u think it would be Do able for kids.
I totally think that a child can do this - if they have the patience and motor skills - definitely 😉
@@FiberSpider Thanks so much 😍😃👌👍👏💖💞❤😊😁☺
That would drive me a little crazy..
you did not show how to add a new bundle
you cut the last loop and tie on
I am trying to figure this out now
How do you add another skein?
Thk you 😍👍👍👏👏
Red Heart has it for $5.99
Hi Carol Lee!
Red Heart for $5.99. WOW! Not bad. It's good price. Have a good day.
that looks frustrating. Think I'll pass.
Me too 😂
Tracy Dee it was easy
I got my yarn on clearance
I don't have a fiddle finger
So I just watch your vidio I prefer
To used the hook sorry.
Muppet hides LOL!
Good job!!
Looks easy but to expensive for me.
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Don’t like the language in this video.
The language? He's polite, clean and personable. He's not rude, harsh, condescending or colorful. What's to complain about? I can't imagine you have many choices when it comes to channels to watch if you complain about this gentleman. Wow I