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Ceola says
I would like to know which Bernat Pipsqueak yarn to get for the little lovely blanket, the big ball or the smaller balls?
It only says 3 ball but which size .
Mikey, The Crochet Crowd says
I'm checking the pattern link now. _ Stand By
Mikey, The Crochet Crowd says
Good Catch... I would assume the larger format based on experience. You couldn't do an entire blanket with just 3 100g balls. It's most likely 3 of the 250 g size. Here's a link for product info. http://www.yarnspirations.com/yarn/pipsqueak-250g.html
Melanie Goodman says
Hi Mikey, would love to see a tutorial fro you on shark socks.
Christine Hartley says
I would like to see a tutorial on the Apche stitch if possible, thanks Christine Hartley