Hello Angie 🤗💖, I started this video a couple of days ago and got interrupted, probably by one of the dogs. The first thing I love is the sweater you're wearing. Usually, I don't go for that color palette, but I think it's the pretty teal in it. Mindy and I usually love the same colors 😊. Wow, all those pretty colors to choose from! Of course, I love all the pinks. Part of me would love to join in this one, but you already started. I missed Friday's crochet along😢. You two are so blessed to have each other to do the yarn runs. It looks like so much fun, and I would love to see more videos inside the stores. Ok, on to part two. See you there😊. May Jesus bless you and yours, Lin ✝️🐕🐕🐕🐦🐢🦎🦎🦎🦎🦎🦎💖🦒🐧🐒🐲
I am doing 3 of the patterns that MJ, Brianna, and Hannah made from that Not So granny CAL. Going to do the MJ cardigan, 3 of the cardigans from Briana, and 2 of the swonchos from Hannah. You are so right about the yarn not being worsted weight but I do love how the yarn feels. I am so glad I could “rope” you into the Frankenblanket. Doing the brown, black, greys color way as well. The yarn feels really nice.
Oh, Angie! I love that Coatigan pattern by MJ off the Hook. Ive considered making it. But im in the middle of making two Lion Brand pattern cardigans. The square you made is gorgeous! Im so tempted! But the fact the yarns are different weights is irritating! Thanks for sharing.
If you only have the recommended knitting needle size, add 0.5mm or 1.00mm to the needle size to get the hook size or try the hook with the same diameter as the recommended needle. My little ruler with holes for determining needle size also shows hook size, which is convenient, and has the common letters and numbers used in the US, not just millimeter size. If you look at yarn labels that have both needle and hook size recommendations, some will suggest the crochet hook to have a slightly larger diameter, some recommend same diameter. I think there’s no industry standards about this. Also, there is no US hook between G and H, which goes from 4.0mm to 5.0mm, but there are hooks that are 4.5 offered from European and Asian hook manufacturers. The 4.5 hook, comparable to a size 7 needle, would be between G and H.
Thanks for sharing. I’ll have to go check some of these creators out. Beautiful yarns you purchased.
I love the sweater you are wearing. Wow you can definitely see the size difference in the yarn. Yarn shop hop looked like so much fun
Hello Angie 🤗💖, I started this video a couple of days ago and got interrupted, probably by one of the dogs. The first thing I love is the sweater you're wearing. Usually, I don't go for that color palette, but I think it's the pretty teal in it. Mindy and I usually love the same colors 😊.
Wow, all those pretty colors to choose from! Of course, I love all the pinks. Part of me would love to join in this one, but you already started. I missed Friday's crochet along😢.
You two are so blessed to have each other to do the yarn runs. It looks like so much fun, and I would love to see more videos inside the stores. Ok, on to part two. See you there😊. May Jesus bless you and yours, Lin ✝️🐕🐕🐕🐦🐢🦎🦎🦎🦎🦎🦎💖🦒🐧🐒🐲
I am doing 3 of the patterns that MJ, Brianna, and Hannah made from that Not So granny CAL. Going to do the MJ cardigan, 3 of the cardigans from Briana, and 2 of the swonchos from Hannah. You are so right about the yarn not being worsted weight but I do love how the yarn feels. I am so glad I could “rope” you into the Frankenblanket. Doing the brown, black, greys color way as well. The yarn feels really nice.
Beautiful yarns you got!❤
Oh, Angie! I love that Coatigan pattern by MJ off the Hook. Ive considered making it. But im in the middle of making two Lion Brand pattern cardigans. The square you made is gorgeous! Im so tempted! But the fact the yarns are different weights is irritating! Thanks for sharing.
If you only have the recommended knitting needle size, add 0.5mm or 1.00mm to the needle size to get the hook size or try the hook with the same diameter as the recommended needle. My little ruler with holes for determining needle size also shows hook size, which is convenient, and has the common letters and numbers used in the US, not just millimeter size. If you look at yarn labels that have both needle and hook size recommendations, some will suggest the crochet hook to have a slightly larger diameter, some recommend same diameter. I think there’s no industry standards about this. Also, there is no US hook between G and H, which goes from 4.0mm to 5.0mm, but there are hooks that are 4.5 offered from European and Asian hook manufacturers. The 4.5 hook, comparable to a size 7 needle, would be between G and H.
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