[NFB-Krafters-Korner] Rip and reuse

[Bernice Bird]

When I re-use yarn, I make sure I pull it out strait often, so it doesn't
curl in my new piece. I also do that when I'm using 2 strands together.
Bernice

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Subject: [NFB-Krafters-Korner] Rip and reuse

I decided to rip out and remake a knitting project I made last year.  I
didn't read the instructions well and made it in a way I've decided I don't
like, but now I can do better.  

The yarn is a bit twisted, though I've twirled it to untwist it as I'm
pulling it out.  Do I have to do more than that?  I think I've heard of
people washing and hanging it, but that seems like a lot of work.

Tracy

 

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