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Wool Question
So I am going to be making a cocoon set for the new one. It calls for Wool-Ease Thick and quick, which I know would not work for a soaker because it is only 20% wool, right? It is weight category 6 Super Bulky. Is there another yarn I could use in that weight category so I don't have to alter the pattern? Could this even work as a soaker?
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Nancy - Married since 1-23-07; DS1 - 4-24-08, DS2 - 11-3-11, 1-13-11.
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Re: Wool Question
My only idea is to use multiple strands of a worsted or something, but I don't know how many... but I'd love to know others' ideas!
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Re: Wool Question
How would it look working a couple of strands together? I am making this in nb size which, if this one is like my last one, will fit for a week. I may not make this a soaker and use a sleepy soaker pattern I found to make some.
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Nancy - Married since 1-23-07; DS1 - 4-24-08, DS2 - 11-3-11, 1-13-11.
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Re: Wool Question
I've made a few scarves that way, and it basically looks like 2-ply yarn once knit. But it does take a bunch of yarn. I almost tried one once for a soaker, but also just used another pattern I had that used worsted instead. If you have a couple matching skeins of something you could knit up a tiny little test swatch to see if it's the right size or if you like the look... ??
![]() I have a feeling for bulky you'd need 3 strands, but that might be too much... you'd probably have to test to find out. |
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