Comments on: Last Stop before Kippyville http://www.shellykang.com/2006/10/last-stop-before-kippyville.html Family, Knitting, Spinning, Food, Life Thu, 15 Dec 2011 10:40:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Ellen in Conn http://www.shellykang.com/2006/10/last-stop-before-kippyville.html/comment-page-1#comment-619 Ellen in Conn Tue, 17 Oct 2006 16:24:00 +0000 http://www.blog.shellykang.com/?p=199#comment-619 Hi, Shelly,<br/>I am writing here because my email bounced. So, thank you so much for that nice black and fall-colors ball of yarn you sent. I am knitting it on US0000's, so it is going pretty slowly, even though it is a tiny little bag. I like the stripes a lot.<br/><br/>Best wishes with everything, girls, man, food, yarn, teaching et al. Hi, Shelly,
I am writing here because my email bounced. So, thank you so much for that nice black and fall-colors ball of yarn you sent. I am knitting it on US0000’s, so it is going pretty slowly, even though it is a tiny little bag. I like the stripes a lot.

Best wishes with everything, girls, man, food, yarn, teaching et al.

]]> By: jdknits http://www.shellykang.com/2006/10/last-stop-before-kippyville.html/comment-page-1#comment-617 jdknits Thu, 12 Oct 2006 16:57:00 +0000 http://www.blog.shellykang.com/?p=199#comment-617 On re-knitting frogged yarn, I remember my frugal granny ripping out old sweaters, washing the yarn and winding it (usually around someone's two, spread hands) before hanging it up to dry. This was, she told me, to remove the kinks and make it useable again.<br/><br/>She's also the kind of woman who would use a teabag more than once, though, so I can't guarantee washed frogged yarn would be satisfactory for we spoiled modern recreational knitters. On re-knitting frogged yarn, I remember my frugal granny ripping out old sweaters, washing the yarn and winding it (usually around someone’s two, spread hands) before hanging it up to dry. This was, she told me, to remove the kinks and make it useable again.

She’s also the kind of woman who would use a teabag more than once, though, so I can’t guarantee washed frogged yarn would be satisfactory for we spoiled modern recreational knitters.

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