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While traveling through outback Australia, I purchased and read the book A
Good Yarn by Debbie Macomber. Found your web site listed in Chapter 29.
Love your site, and especially the socks.
Jenny, Queensland, Australia.
I have been away from knitting for over 30 years
until I started knitting socks a few months ago. I’m just finishing the
second sock of pairs 5 and 6. I can hardly wait to free up the needles
so I can start a new pair using some of your yarn. I knit a small swatch
to check my gauge, and it is the nicest yarn I have used yet. It feels
so soft, and the colors are luscious. I will be ordering more after I
knit up the 3 skeins I bought. Your yarn was recommended by
Jacquie , who taught me how to knit socks on circular needles. I am
indebted to her for both.
Sue, Mukilteo WA
I received my yarn a couple of days ago. I had been meaning to send you an
email letting you know how happy I am with it. I love the texture and the
color is just as advertised.
Colleen
Colleen also asked...
I only have one question. What is the best way to unravel it?
I find it easier to roll all of my yarn into a ball. I realize you are
busy, whenever you have time let me know what is the easiest way. I put
one around a chair back, but still had a little bit of trouble. Not enough
for me not to buy from you again. I am going back to your site right now
to see what other goodies I can buy. Thank you again!!
My response...
Hi Colleen,
Yes, the yarn definitely needs to be wound into a ball. Sometimes I
just sit on the couch with my feet on the coffee table, yarn around my knees
and wind. The ends of the skein are where the tag is tied. But
the easiest way to wind it is just to ask me the next time you order and we
can put it into balls for you! No charge, just ask.
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