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Edie Eckman presents Every Which Way Crochet Borders

Edie Eckman presents Every Which Way Crochet Borders

Edie Eckman presents Every Which Way Crochet Borders was our featured guest today on Yarn Thing podcast with Marly Bird.[image error]

Edie Eckman has her hands in many aspects of the fiber arts, teaching, writing, designing and editing. Her knit and crochet designs have appeared in many magazines, yarn company publications, pattern leaflets and books. Her books include: Beyond the Square Crochet Motifs, How to Knit Socks: Three Methods Made Easy, and The Crochet Answer Book. Her newest book, Around the Corner Crochet Borders, will be published in early 2010. Edie travels extensively teaching at conventions, shops and guilds. 

[image error]Step-by-step instructions and symbol charts put these 139 creative new border designs within reach for beginning and advanced crocheters alike. If you’re ready to chart your own crocheted course, Edie Eckman offers plenty of helpful design advice, including how to choose an appropriate border for each project and how to incorporate an element from the main stitch pattern into a new border design. She then explains, with the help of close-up photos, how the same pattern can have dramatically different results depending on the weight of the yarn. With each pattern diagramed to approach in both rounds and rows, Every Which Way Crochet Borders is an inventive and invaluable resource.

Edie Eckman can be followed through her website:   www.EdieEckman.com , she has a Facebook page, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, Ravelry Designer page and Group.

Edie has visited the Yarn Thing podcast before, in 2014.

If you missed hearing this live its still available, to view at Marly’s Facebook page, or listen to the podcast episode where its archived: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/yarnthing/2017/06/06/edie-eckman-presents-every-which-way-crochet-borders

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Crochet Father’s Day Patterns

[image error]With Father’s Day just around the corner I wanted to share with you 8 FREE crochet Father’s Day patterns from Red Heart. Our dads do so much for us and support us in many ways. Many of us like to make something special for the fathers in our lives and something hand-made is a perfect way to show him you appreciate him.

You will find a few quick projects and some larger ones too. These are perfect for the men in your life. Use them as father’s day gifts or save them for another special time. Red Heart has so many amazing FREE patterns in both knit and crochet that you will be sure to find something that fits the dad in your life perfectly.

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Crochet Father’s Day Patterns:
[image error] Crochet Head-Hugger Cap
Designed By:

Edie Eckman

Materials Needed:

RED HEART® Super Saver®: 1 skein 971 Camouflage
Crochet Hook: 5.5 mm (US I-9)
Yarn needle




[image error] Men’s Vintage Golf Hat
Designed By:

Katy Petersen

Materials Needed:

RED HEART® Super Saver®: 1 skein 4334 Buff Fleck
Susan Bates® Crochet Hook: 5mm [US H-8]
Yarn needle


[image error] Bow Ties for the Guys
[image error] Designed By:

Carlotta Craig

Materials Needed:

RED HEART® Soft®: 1 ball 9440 Light Grey Heather A for Boy AND/OR 9518 Teal B for Adult
Susan Bates® Crochet Hooks: 3.75mm [US F-5] for Boy

AND/OR 5mm [US H-8] for Adult
Yarn needle
1 (2) small buttons


[image error] Baseball Can Cozy
Designed By:

Sue Harnach

Materials Needed:

RED HEART® Super Saver®: 1 skein 316 Soft White A; small amounts of 319 Cherry Red B, 360 Café Latte C and 312 Black D
Susan Bates® Crochet Hook: 5mm [US H-8]
Stitch holders
Yarn needle
Polyester fiberfill for stuffing
Clean dry soda can to hold shape while stuffing ball


[image error] Squares in Stripes Throw
Designed By:

Michele Wilcox

Materials Needed:

RED HEART® Classic™: 5 skeins 412 Silver A, 3 skeins 334 Tan C, and 2 skeins 12 Black B
Susan Bates® Crochet Hook: 5.5mm [US I-9]
Yarn needle

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[image error] Buffalo Plaid Bottle Cozy
Designed By:

Kristi Simpson

Materials Needed:

RED HEART® Super Saver®: 1 skein each 376 Burgundy A, 319 Cherry Red B, and 3950 Charcoal C
Susan Bates® Crochet Hook: 5mm [US H-8]
Yarn needle


[image error] Crochet Golf Headcovers
Designed By:

Susan Lowman

Materials Needed:

RED HEART® Super Saver®: 2 skeins 387 Soft Navy A, 1 skein each 256 Carrot B and 672 Spring Green C Yarn amounts will make all four covers.
Susan Bates® Crochet Hook: 5.5mm [US I-9]
Pompom maker
Yarn needle


[image error] Back Scrubber
Designed By:

Michele Wilcox

Materials Needed:

RED HEART® Scrubby™: 2 balls of 10 Coconut
Susan Bates® Crochet Hook: 5mm [US H-8]
Yarn needle


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Thursday Trivia with Marly Bird

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 It’s time for Thursday Trivia with Marly Bird and Red Heart Yarns!

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What can you win in Thursday Trivia:

For you to have a chance to win a prize package of $25 from Red Heart Yarns you must answer this week’s trivia question correctly. Make sure you read to the bottom of the post to get your clue for where to find the answer. Rafflecopter will help us choose a correct answer randomly to win, be sure you enter your email address so we can verify the winner.

Giveaway Timeframe:

You have one week to answer the question.
Winner will be announced the following Thursday at the launch of next week’s question.
Be sure to come back and see if you were the winner.

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This Week’s question:

Please comment on this blog post (and enter the Rafflecopter widget)–What type of boarder is used on the Exquisite Cable Throw?

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Spread the word:

Help spread the word about #ThursdayTrivia. You can find each week’s question on the blog under Thursday Trivia.

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The Thursday Trivia Giveaway with Marly Bird and Red Heart Yarns is open to US and Canada addresses only. One winner will win a $25 prize package from Red Heart Yarns. This giveaway ends on 6/7/17 at 11:59 pm Mountain US time. To enter, use the Rafflecopter form below. If you are on mobile and have difficulty entering, please use a desktop computer to enter. You must enter a blog post comment on THIS post and click the Rafflecopter button to be eligible. Click the button below to enter your information to be entered to win.

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Tutorial for Easy Exquisite Cable Throw Knitting Pattern

[image error]Red Heart has a beautiful throw pattern that uses simple cables. Today I want to show you how to do the 4 stitch cable in the Exquisite Cable Throw Knitting Pattern. The classic knit cable pattern will never go out of style and is so comfy to wrap up with. Be sure to read through to the bottom of the post to see the video tutorial I put together for you.

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About the Pattern:

When beginner knitters hear the word ‘cable’ they can sometimes get scared because they don’t know how to create them. I am here to tell you that the cables in this pattern are some of the simplest that you can find and are a great introduction into cables. Cables are made by moving the position of the stitches on your needle. By rearranging the stitches you get the twisted cable look.

In this pattern you will be working a 4 stitch cable pattern and garter stitch. There is a garter stitch boarder and it is worked on circular needles to accommodate the large number of stitches. Although the pattern calls for circular needles you will be working in rows.

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The Exquisite Cable Throw pattern has both written and charted instructions. You can work from either, which ever you feel more comfortable with. As a special BONUS for you in the video tutorial I show you how I work the cables in both the English (Throwing) and Continental style of knitting.

Exquisite Cable Throw Materials:

RED HEART® Super Saver® Jumbo: 3 skeins 530 Orchid or RED HEART® Super Saver®: 6 skeins 530 Orchid
Susan Bates® Knitting Needles: 5.5mm [US 9] 36″ circular needle
Cable needle
Yarn needle
FREE Exquisite Cable Throw Pattern

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Notes for successful cables:

As you start to work the pattern you will see that there is a 8 stitch and 8 row repeat in the pattern. In the stitch repeat there are 4 stitches of cable and 4 stitches of garter. Trying to keep track of where you are on in the pattern can require a lot of focus. To make it easier to know where you are I suggest that you use stitch markers.

[image error]If you watch the video tutorial you will see how I use removable stitch markers to know what row should have the next cable. I also use stitch markers to mark the start and end of the board stitches. Another spot that I like to use stitch markers is to denote each time I need to change from the cable stitch to the garter stitch sections.

There are many different types of stitch markers that you can purchase but I like to make my own and make them unique to me. If you want to make your own stitch markers you can check out my other posts on how to make removable stitch markers and knitting stitch markers.

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Free Knit Lace Shawl Patterns

[image error]As we wind down on the Spring 2017 KAL with Red Heart I thought that I would share with you some of the other FREE Knit Lace Shawl Patterns available on Red Heart’s website. If you participated in the Textured Triangle Shawl KAL you learned some new things including simple lace. You can now take those skills and confidently make one of these other beautiful lace shawls.

In this post I have pulled together 8 beautiful and FREE shawl patterns from Red Heart. You can take a look at each pattern below and link directly to the pattern page to download the pattern. I hope that you continue to take your lace knitting skills to the next level.

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[image error] Simple Lace Triangle Shawl
Designed By:

Cathy Payson

Materials Needed:

RED HEART® Super Saver Ombre ™: 1 skein 3961 Scuba
Stitch markers
Yarn needle

Totally Styled Shawl [image error]
Designed By:

Diane K. Moyer

Materials Needed:

RED HEART® Chunky Soft™: 3 balls 4929 Chianti
Susan Bates® Circular Knitting Needle: 8mm [US 11], 29″ [74 cm] long
Yarn needle
Stitch markers

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Designed By:

Lorna Miser

Materials Needed:

RED HEART® Heart & Sole®: 2 balls 3932 Denimy
Susan Bates® Knitting Needles: 6mm [US 10]
Yarn needle

Day to Date Time Shawl [image error]
Designed By:

Sandy Harris

Materials Needed:

RED HEART® Shimmer®: 2 balls 1503 Turquoise
Knitting Needles: 5mm [US 8]
2 stitch markers
yarn needle

[image error] Beloved Shawl
Designed By:

Cathy Payson

Materials Needed:

STITCH NATION by Debbie Stoller™ Bamboo Ewe™: 5 balls 5560 Grape
Circular Knitting Needles: 5mm [US 8] 29″ long
Crochet Hook: 5.5mm [US I-9]
Stitch markers
Yarn needle

Samantha’s Shawl [image error]
Designed By:

Samantha Leaver

Materials Needed:

RED HEART® Mystic®: 2 Balls 0830 Cornflower
Knitting Needles: 6mm [US 10]
Yarn needle

[image error] One Ball Shawl
Designed By:

Coats Design Team

Materials Needed:

RED HEART® Shimmer™: 1 skein 1715 Hot Pink
Knitting Needles: 4.5mm [US 7]
Stitch markers
Yarn needle

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Designed By:

Unknown

Materials Needed:

RED HEART® Designer Sport®: 3 balls 3921 Crimson
Knitting Needles: 6mm [US 10]

 

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Amy Berman shares the Mother Bear Project

Amy Berman shares the Mother Bear Project

Amy Berman shares the Mother Bear Project on the Yarn Thing podcast with Marly Bird.

A native of the Twin Cities metropolitan area, Amy Berman is a graduate of the University of Missouri, Columbia with a major in journalism.  She lived in the Pacific Northwest for almost 15 years and[image error] worked in advertising. Married and the mother of two children, she always wanted to make a difference for women and their children. She does that through Mother Bear Project which she founded in 2003 as a way to help children in Africa that are in regions highly affected by HIV/AIDS. She has traveled to Africa numerous times to distribute bears and to identify organizations who will distribute the bears as unconditional gifts of comfort and hope to children who often have too little of both. 

The Mother Bear Project is dedicated to providing comfort and hope to children affected by HIV/AIDS in emerging nations, by giving [image error]them a gift of love in the form of a hand-knit or crocheted bear. The simple gift of a hand-knit bear with a tag signed by the knitter has touched children with the message that they are unconditionally loved.

The response has been overwhelming, with people wanting to help from all over the world. Thousands of patterns[image error] have been distributed, and wonderful bears have been received from people of all ages, backgrounds and knitting abilities.  It has brought people together to do something kind in the face of a horrible problem.

If you have a little time, there are pictures of children with their bears at THIS LINK. It is a precious collection, we think will have you gathering your materials and casting on right away.

Continue to follow the adventures of the Mother Bear Project at their website, www.MotherBearProject.org, plus there is a Facebook page and Ravelry Group.

If you missed getting to watch or hear this visit when it was live, it has been recorded and posted, the video from Marly’s studio is in her Facebook page, and the audio is at the podcast location: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/yarnthing/2017/05/30/amy-berman-shares-the-mother-bear-project

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Knit Golf Club Covers

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If you are new to color work, begin with the simple striped covers and then move on to one of the more detailed color-work patterns. By the time you have finished all three pieces, you will be a Fair Isle pro. Perfect your tension and technique with this spectacular set perfect for a day on the course. These golf club covers are great for your own set of clubs or to give as a give to the golf lover in your life.

This FREE pattern includes written instruction and a charted Fair Isle section. There are three patterns included. There are two stripe patterns and a fair isle pattern for your choice.

 Golf Club Cover Pattern Details:

Skill level: Intermediate

Finished measurements: 15″ long x 4″ wide

Gauge: 26 sts and 34 rows = 4″ (10cm) in St st

Golf Club Cover Materials:

Yarn:  1 skein Sockalicious by Kollage Yarns, 70% merino wool, 20% nylon, 10% silk (354 yds/100g) in each of colors 7815 Sycamore (A), 7808 Moon Struck (B), 7813 Sangria (C), 7811 Stormy (D), 7820 Marshmallow (E)

Needles: U.S. size 3 (3.25mm) set of 5 DPNs, or size required for gauge

Notions: Stitch markers, Yarn needle

Notes:

Piece is worked from the bottom up.

PATTERN A — Large Stripes

PATTERN B — Small Stripes

PATTERN C — Fair Isle

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Large Stripes —Pattern A only:

Cuff

With A, cast on 60 sts. Pm and join, being careful not to twist the sts. Rnds 1–8: With A, work in k2, p2 rib.

Rnds 9–16: With B, work in k2, p2 rib.

Rnds 17–24: With C, work in k2, p2 rib.

Rnds 25–32: With D, work in k2, p2 rib.

Rnds 33–40: With A, work in k2, p2 rib.

Rnds 41–48: With B, work in k2, p2 rib.

Rnds 49–56: With C, work in k2, p2 rib.

Rnds 57–64: With D, work in k2, p2 rib.

Rnds 65–71: With A, work in k2, p2 rib.

Change to St st, begin to work 9 rnds in each color stripe.

Rnds 72 and 73: With A, knit.

Rnds 74–82: With B, knit.

Rnds 83–91: With C, knit.

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Rnds 101–109: With A, knit.

Rnds 110–118: With B, knit.

Rnds 119–127: With C, knit.

Rnds 128–136: With D, knit.

Rnds 137–145: With A, knit.

Cont in St st, change to B, and beg top shaping instructions.

Top shaping

[image error]Rnd 1: *K4, k2tog; rep from * around; 50 sts.

Rnd 2: *K3, k2tog; rep from * around; 40 sts.

Rnd 3: *K2, k2tog; rep from * around; 30 sts.

Rnd 4: *K1, k2tog; rep from * around; 20 sts.

Rnd 5: K2tog; rep from * around; 10 sts.

Rnd 6: K2tog; rep from * around; 5 sts.

Small Stripes Pattern B only:

Cuff

With A, cast on 60 sts. Pm and join, being careful not to twist the sts. Work in k2, p2 rib, until cuff measures 7.” long. Change to St st and stripe pattern.

Rnds 1–3: With C, knit.

Rnds 4–6: With B, knit.

[image error]Rnds 7–9: With C, knit.

Rnds 10–12: With B, knit.

Rnds 13–15: With C, knit.

Rnds 16–18: With B, knit.

Rnds 19–21: With C, knit.

Rnds 22–24: With B, knit.

Rnds 25–27: With C, knit.

Rnds 28–30: With B, knit.

Rnds 31–33: With C, knit.

Rnds 34–36: With E, knit.

Rnds 37–39: With D, knit.

Rnds 40–42: With E, knit.

Rnds 42–45: With C, knit.

Rnds 46–48: With B, knit.

Rnds 49–51: With C, knit.

Rnds 52–54: With B, knit.

Rnds 55–57: With C, knit.

Rnds 58–60: With B, knit.

Rnds 61–63: With C, knit.

Rnds 64–66: With B, knit.

Rnds 67–69: With C, knit.

Rnds 70–72: With B, knit.

Rnds 73–75: With C, knit.

Cont in St st, change to A and beg top shaping instructions.

Top shaping

Rnd 1: *K4, k2tog; rep from * around; 50 sts.

Rnd 2: *K3, k2tog; rep from * around; 40 sts.

Rnd 3: *K2, k2tog; rep from * around; 30 sts.

Rnd 4: *K1, k2tog; rep from * around; 20 sts.

Rnd 5: K2tog; rep from * around; 10 sts.

Rnd 6: K2tog; rep from * around; 5 sts.

Fair Isle-Pattern C only:

Cuff

With A, cast on 60 sts. Pm and join, being careful not to twist the sts. Work in k2, p2 rib, until cuff measures 7.” long. Change to St st, inc 12 sts evenly on next rnd; 72 sts.

With A, work in St st for 1″ more.

Then work all rnds of Fair Isle chart, followed by 1″ more of St st with A.

Next rnd: *K4, k2tog; rep from * around; 60 sts. Beg top shaping instructions.

Top shaping

Rnd 1: *K4, k2tog; rep from * around; 50 sts.

Rnd 2: *K3, k2tog; rep from * around; 40 sts.

Rnd 3: *K2, k2tog; rep from * around; 30 sts.

Rnd 4: *K1, k2tog; rep from * around; 20 sts.

Rnd 5: K2tog; rep from * around; 10 sts.

Rnd 6: K2tog; rep from * around; 5 sts.

Finishing

Work in I-cord on rem 5 sts for 2″.

Next rnd: K2tog twice, k1; 3 sts.

Next rnd: K3tog; 1 st. Fasten off.

Tie cord in a knot. Weave in ends.

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Fantastic Brioche Scarf

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Brioche stitch is considered an advanced level stitch. But with my help, I know you will learn how to do the brioche stitch, how to read your brioche knitting, how to brioche purl, and how to make this fantastic brioche scarf. The scarf is a free pattern on RedHeart.com and the video tutorials are available on the Marly Bird YouTube Channel.

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The free pattern is the Fantastic Brioche Scarf by Laura Bain: Get it here– http://bit.ly/2rZjh7k_FantasticBriocheScarf_Pattern

Yarn Used in pattern Soft Essentials Solid; Soft Essentials Stripes [image error]

Needles Used in pattern: Size 9 (5.5 mm) circular (I suggest 24″ needles)

Notions Stitch Markers (optional), Bent Tip Tapestry Needle

The video series has 3 parts and takes you step-by-step through the process of making this scarf.

In video 1 you will learn how basic brioche terminology, and how to do Two Color Brioche Ribbing.
In video 2 you will learn how to do basic knit brioche fabric
In video 3 you will learn how to transition from basic knit brioche fabric to two color brioche ribbing and how to bind off in pattern.

I did make some line-by-line instructions for the pattern. Along with the written pattern instructions I’ve rewritten the pattern using basic brioche terminology so you will be able to do other brioche patterns in the future.

Line-By-Line Instructions

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Link to Videos

Learn More about Fantastic Brioche Knitting

Nancy Marchant is the woman who really brought the Brioche stitch to America. She wrote a book that is AMAZING and she has a couple Craftsy Classes all about Brioche

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Here are some amazing Craftsy classes all about Brioche if you are interested in learning more!

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NEW Red Heart Scrubby Cotton Yarn

[image error]Red Heart has this amazing yarn that is perfect to use for making washcloths and dishcloths. The yarn that I am talking about is Scrubby. So many people love Scrubby yarn that Red Heart put together a 7 months of Scrubby Campaign to launch new Scrubby patterns just for you. Each month there is a different theme and I host a Facebook Live video to show you the patterns up close. Best of all you have a chance to win a $25 prize package from Red Heart just by watching the live event! Be sure to join me on the 12th each month (through September) on the Red Heart Facebook page to preview the newest collection of Scrubby patterns. This month features the new Scrubby Cotton.

*This post contains affiliate links. By clicking one of these links and making a purchase a small portion will go to support the blog, the price you pay is not changed. Thank you for your support* [image error] [image error] Scrubby started out offering one version that is a polyester yarn. This is great because it dries much faster than cotton yarn so that there is less change of the yarn going sour. After such a great response of Scrubby original Red Heart also had the Scrubby Sparkle. Now Red Heart has launch Scrubby Cotton to give all of the cotton lovers out there the ability to use the textured yarn of Scrubby for all of your washcloth and dishcloth patterns. [image error]

May’s theme is Spa Days and features Scrubby Cotton for all of the patterns. These FREE patterns are both knit and crochet. If you want to see more about the Spa Day patterns you can head over to the other post that I have.

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7 Months of Scrubby Collection:

May-Spa Day Patterns
April-Food Washcloth Patterns
March-Animal Washcloth Patterns

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Thursday Trivia with Marly Bird

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It’s time for Thursday Trivia with Marly Bird and Red Heart Yarns!

*This post contains affiliate links. If you click on one of the links and make a purchase a small portion will go back to the blog. Thank you for your support*
What can you win in Thursday Trivia:

For you to have a chance to win a prize package of $25 from Red Heart Yarns you must answer this week’s trivia question correctly. Make sure you read to the bottom of the post to get your clue for where to find the answer. Rafflecopter will help us choose a correct answer randomly to win, be sure you enter your email address so we can verify the winner.

Giveaway Timeframe:

You have one week to answer the question.
Winner will be announced the following Thursday at the launch of next week’s question.
Be sure to come back and see if you were the winner.

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This Week’s question:

Please comment on this blog post (and enter the Rafflecopter widget)–What yarn is used in the shark washcloth puppet pattern that I recently did a video tutorial on??

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Spread the word:

Help spread the word about #ThursdayTrivia. You can find each week’s question on the blog under Thursday Trivia.

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The Thursday Trivia Giveaway with Marly Bird and Red Heart Yarns is open to US and Canada addresses only. One winner will win a $25 prize package from Red Heart Yarns. This giveaway ends on 5/24/17 at 11:59 pm Mountain US time. To enter, use the Rafflecopter form below. If you are on mobile and have difficulty entering, please use a desktop computer to enter. You must enter a blog post comment on THIS post and click the Rafflecopter button to be eligible. Click the button below to enter your information to be entered to win.

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