how much and what type yarn would be needed to make an adult scarf?
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One skein for a simple scarf, 3-5 skeins for more complex or multicolored scarves. Go to http://www.lionbrand.com/cgi-bin/patternIndex.fcgi and put "martha stewart loom scarf" into the search. You'll get several pages of scarf and cowl patterns.
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I'm sorry. I gave the scarf to a Russian girl for Christmas. I have an Irish scarf that is about 4 feet long. The scarf you are asking about is at least that long. I hope this helps you.
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32% merino wool/32% stretch nylon/31% rayon from bamboo/5% spandex (Thank you, Google)
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The other tip I want to offer.. If your buying this dont buy the pre-cut string make your own.. I bought a spool of low noise twisted commercial grade line.. I pre-cut 4 pieces when I am edging so if you loose string its a quick change.. The string is 130 -@ 150 ft. Cuts very nice and edges wonderfully.. You also don't need 4 pieces of string I only use 2 at a time... Good luck...
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Yes, you just weave your wire end inside of the project and start a new length. If you have any questions there are plenty of tutorials on You.tube or you can just google them up on your browser under "French Knitter Jewelry Tutorial" or "French Knitter: using wire". If you really get ambitious there are a few books available on Amazon that are reasonable. Hope this helps.
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It would vary depending on the type of knot or braid your using, 12 to 30 feet. search You Tube for paracord bracelets pick a style. Most of the tutorials will tell how much is required. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8YDK2CZbag this is simple one using 2 colors 6ft. each
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Sorry it has taken me so long to reply; I was on team support "duty" at the First World Robotics competition. I was so thankful to be able to return this book pillow. I think the curved thing is just a piece of fabric that allows you to grab it like a handle. I crochet and do other handwork. This is not tall enough to use with a knitting book. It's also not heavy enough to remain on the arm of your chair. It seems like it would be perfect for a smaller, shorter book. Good Luck in your search!
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I would say YES. I have my seven year old grand daughter helping me with this and if we keep the patterns pretty simple to start with she has no problem and loves it. She is getting one for Christmas.
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Any heavier fabric would be fine. I wouldn't use it on knits or silks that could snag or run. The bristles are really very soft.
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I use #10 needles. Big eye beading needles and any tapestry needle will work also. What.t is probably more relevant is what size beads you are using.
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I did a quick search on how to make one, and there was a simple formula pending on the length of cord needed to make the bracelet. I thought there was a total of 1 inch to 1 foot ratio. I recommend doing a quick search on how to make one. Hope this helps.
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I have six Knifty Knitter looms. The only round one that has 48 pegs is the purple 10.25" loom. It has a slightly smaller gauge than the others, which will mean that your afghan will have a little finer stitch. It did not come in the kit; I had to order it and the yellow 41 peg 11.50" loom separately. I wanted large and extra-large adult hat sizes. Hope this helps you out. Patricia
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In my opinion, no it is not a good option. It is hard to hold and working the yarn can be a challenge if it is on the loom even a little bit tight. My Mom is 91 and even though she is in great shape I don't think she could manage this because her hands just aren't as agile as they once were, the tools are flimsy and frankly it is just kind of tedious. I would try a Knifty Knitter. The pegs are larger, the instructions a little simpler and the results are faster. Like most things from Martha Stewart this is needlessly difficult.
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I think you'll want the medium. Links come out easily so you can reduce size as needed. Of course you don't want it very snug to begin with so it won't pinch neck until you want it to.
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Hi. I made the baby blanket and also found the weaving tool too short. I made a homemade tool from a wire hanger. A thinner-wired hanger is easier to work with. With cutters I snipped the upper arm of the hanger about an inch from the bend. That will be the hook end. The other side I cut a few inches farther up the other upper arm. You bend that part into a handle. Throw the hanger section away. Shape the hook end with pliers. I had to file the cut end to smooth it down. Shape the handle with pliers making it comfortable for you to turn the hook flat to pass through the warp yarn, then to turn it up to go between the pegs to pick up the weft yarn. That's up to you. I wrapped the handle with tape to cushion it a bit. Hope this helps. I can send you pictures of the blanket but I can't figure out how to do it.
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Well, it depends on the size of each. I can fit 2 crocheted hats or 1 crocheted scarf in an envelop if that gives you any idea on size. I would say if folded/rolled the right way 2-3 shirts. And an average size paperback book, maybe two if you're lucky. I would not suggest these for books though. These are very thin and if snagged, it could definitely make a hole that water can get in through during shipping.
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Hi, sock yarn (very fine) 2 for ladies average size. I don't know about thicker yarn sorry.