@kwind@kjarn@sunnygirl@grammyn@corinnec @bkbinthecity@illinilass
Thanks everyone. The pins hold together knitted garments or crochet garments because those fabrics are thicker and more open weave than regular fabrics. You can even slip a pin around a single stitch. I'm hoping to debut the sweater in the next few days.
@olivetreeann Thank you Ann. The fabric is a project bag that someone gave me as a gift. @julie If you knit, you probably do. Can't have too many of them. @cdcook48 Thanks. The sweater was posted yesterday. @onewing Thanks Babs. @gardenfolk Thank you. I posted the sweater yesterday. @jamibann Not sharp enough to get through that kind of fabric. And, there are no babies or even adults (yet) here who wear diapers. @30pics4jackiesdiamond They are very handy. Nice for crochet too since you can get them off stitches. @pusspup Thanks Wylie. They are very handy for knitting and crocheting. @craftymeg The wavy ones are new and were a gift. I'd never seen them before either. @haskar Thank you. @summerfield Thanks Vikki.
April 1st, 2024
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@bkbinthecity @illinilass
Thanks everyone. The pins hold together knitted garments or crochet garments because those fabrics are thicker and more open weave than regular fabrics. You can even slip a pin around a single stitch. I'm hoping to debut the sweater in the next few days.
@julie If you knit, you probably do. Can't have too many of them.
@cdcook48 Thanks. The sweater was posted yesterday.
@onewing Thanks Babs.
@gardenfolk Thank you. I posted the sweater yesterday.
@jamibann Not sharp enough to get through that kind of fabric. And, there are no babies or even adults (yet) here who wear diapers.
@30pics4jackiesdiamond They are very handy. Nice for crochet too since you can get them off stitches.
@pusspup Thanks Wylie. They are very handy for knitting and crocheting.
@craftymeg The wavy ones are new and were a gift. I'd never seen them before either.
@haskar Thank you.
@summerfield Thanks Vikki.