I love your video and I have just one quick question. Is there a reason on your casting on and casting off that you do not use the scrubby with the cotton yarn together to the end.
Hi Elayne! Thank you sooo much for watching. Looking back, I should have explained why I did not do the cast on and cast off with the scrubby yarn . The reason I didn’t is because at the end, when I am ready to draw the ends up, the scrubby yarn will get caught on itself and make drawing the ends to close very difficult. Good question. I hope this helps. I hope your scrubbies are fabulous!!🌻🧶🌻
@@WambuiMadeIt I did one that included the scrubby yarn in the cast on and cast off and like you said it became entangled and I had to scrap it. So not including it is best. Thank you for the video. I think I will be making several of these to use in my new walk-in shower.
Loved your intro "skit". That's pretty much how I felt about scrubbies until I HAD one! Wow! They really do work where other things do not. Do you throw yours in the washer when washing kitchen towels, or what? I should read comments below. Surely I'm not the first to wonder. Your teaching style is stellar.
Hello Janice! Thank you so very much for watching. Thank you for the beautiful comment. It means a lot to me. Yes, l do throw them in the washer with other dish towels. These scrubbies are very durable. Happy New Year and all the best to you!🌻🌻🧶
Wambui, thank you so much for showing us how to make a scrubby on the loom. I know there are people out there who can crochet with that scrubby yarn...I am NOT one of those. I got it into my head to make some scrubbies and I bought the yarn and I struggled so bad with it that I had to return it. It was just too difficult to crochet with. I just watched your scrubby video and I am now going to loom a scrubby. It is going to be so much easier with the loom. Thank you from the bottom of my dirty dishes!!! :)
Hello, I want to let you know I enjoy your classes - I have made washing clothes for the dishes and now the scrubbies - you are a delight to listen to and watch teach these lessons which makes it more fun to learn - you cover everything and make it easy to understand- so thank you so much for your gift of teaching.
I want to thank you for sharing your experience of crocheting with everyone! I love your enthusiasm you make fun and some of the other videos I try they don’t speak clear and loud enough. God Bless You!
You're a terrific teacher and I enjoy your vibrant personality. Just finished my first scrubby. It's not perfect, but it's still good, and I did it in happy colors. Thank you! 😻
I loved this video. Easy to follow, easy to make, you are so sweet. I hope you are well. I would love more loom videos. I accomplished my first scrubbie! Woohoo!
Hello Wambui, I'm very new doing the scrubbies. I've been following you and I absolutely love how you explain everything. I'm so proud of myself I have made 7 now and i am going to continue. THANK YOU SO MUCH
Hi Ariel! Thank you so very much for watching. Thank you for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment. It means a lot to me. I can think of no higher compliment that to remind you of your mother. Have a joyful day! All the best to you!🌻🌻🧶
At the very beginning when you’re doing your cast on ....for me I found it much easier to do one at a time instead of going all the way around the loom I just go in front of the peg I’m going to pull over one at a time.
Hi Kelly! Hmmm, yes that is a very clever way to do it! I will try that next time and see how it goes for me. Thank you for sharing. All the best to you!🧶🌻🧶🌻
Great tutorial! Every step is clear and easy to follow. Thank you for your teaching and also for sourcing all the best materials and equipment and putting the links in one convenient place.
It’s always a joy to watch you even though I’m not doing any looming. Your support of my channel is so appreciated and I love reading your comments. I LOVE LOVE your energy❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I just found your channel and I am so glad I did. I’ve watched other people do it with a loom and the way you show it is much easier. And what they look like they turn out better I’m going to order a loom 20for Post I don’t know if that’s what you used but I’ve been just crocheting them which is fine. I mean they turn out fine but the loom looks so much easier. Glad I found you. And you’re such a sweetheart❤
I made one! Very easy..I just didntnline up my centers good when I closed off..but I will get better on next one. Thank you for these informative videos! Love your personality! Hugs
Hi Cindy! So happy to hear you made your first scrubby! Yes, everything gets better the more we do it. So, those centers are going to be just fine in the future 👍🏽. Thank you for the lovely comment. Continued success and best wishes to you!!🌻🌻🧶🌻
I'm so glad I found you! I am very new to learning how to crochet. I will be spending a lot of time here! You are like Chicken Soup for the Soul! You're so caring and calm💛
Hi Debra! Thank you so very much for watching. I am happy that you found the tutorial helpful. Thank you for such a lovely comment. All the best to you!🧶🧶🌻
I just finished my first Wambui Scrubbie - cuter than heck! I have made others but i much prefer your method of both the drawstring cast on and cast off. My sister just requested more scrubbies this morning so I will be making Wanbui Scrubbies all day. It's a great way to spend the day, don't you think? Thank you so much for posting your pattern. I see hindreds of little scrubbies coming out of my loom very soon.
I just made your washcloth from your video. It was an excellent experience thanks to your instruction. I would love to try these. what size loom are you using? thanks
Hi Christine! Always a pleasure to hear from you. I think we would be great neighbors.🤗 This is also what my daughter gave to everyone last year for Christmas. All the best to you! Stay wonderful!🧶🧶🌻
@@WambuiMadeIt I showed my aunt your video.i told her it's the best one out there! Ms Wambui taught me! So now she is making them for friends for Christmas! Well if you are ever in Oregon...let me know! You are ALWAYS welcome at my house! Hugs my friend 🤗
Wambui, thank you for incredible tutorials. I’ve learned so much from you. I have a lot of scrap yarn, but I’m not sure it’s cotton. Could I still use that with the scrubby material?
Hi Caitlin! Thank you so much for watching. I’m glad you enjoy the videos. Yes, for a scrubby you can use a yarn that is not cotton. If the scrubby is going to be used on your body or for washing the body then I would recommend that you use 100% cotton but for scrubbing dishes, I believe that an acrylic or even a wool yarn will work. All the best to you!🌻🌻🧶
Carolyn, Thank you. So nice of you and greatly appreciated. However, I do not have a fb page. No social media except YT and Pinterest - on which I am always playing catch-up. However, I can’t thank you enough for the consideration.🌻
Hi, I just started watching your videos. you have a very soothing voice, I'd like to know how you would like to be presented, i call ladies. Miss ... Wambui or. miss Kristin... Mr... Cully or Tom... we all do this at my church. i hope that's ok... just a respectful way of presenting anyone. i love your idea of gifting as well :). hope you are well and enjoying your weekend
Hi Tracy! Thank you so very much for watching and for being a part of the channel. Thank you for the lovely comment. I love that you ask how I would like to be presented. How wonderful! I too am used to calling women Miss and men Mister. But only if I know them well - I will use their first name - like, Miss Carol or Mr Ralph. This is how I grew up and it is still a part of me. I was taught and I still believe that it is a way of showing respect to others - especially our elders. There are people who address me as Miss Wambui - and I love it. Yes, you may address me as Miss Wambui, if you’d like. All the best to you!!🌻🧶🌻
Hi Tammy! I never got into soap making. Although, I was thinking about it at one time. Unfortunately, I don’t have any great soap recipes for you at this time. I like Dr Bronner liquid soap. All the best to you!!🌻🧶🧶
Wambui, I used the red heart marshmallow sparkle with my yarn and gave the scrubby I made to a neighbor. She said it felt good enough to use as a shower body scrubby. So there you go, there are multiple uses for a scrubby........
Wow! Thank you so much! You are such a great teacher, making this look so simple. I’m excited to make my own now and have subscribed to your channel for more lessons! 🤗❤️
Hi jules8506! Welcome! I am happy you like the tutorial and I hope you will find it helpful in making a lot of wonderful scrubbies. Thank you for the lovely comment. All the best to you!!🌻🧶🌻
Hi Jodie! Yes, I totally agree with you. I always say that crafting is one of the best forms of meditation. All the best to you and your loved ones. 🌻🧶🌻🧶🌻
Greetings KupKake! Thank you for watching and thank you for a great question. In my opinion, the only reason why you might NOT want to use just scrubby yarn alone is because scrubby yarn is very difficult to work with. It will get stuck and ‘caught-up’ on itself. That is the main reason I start and finish this project with just the cotton alone. Trying to cinch the scrubby closed with just the scrubby yarn would be very difficult to do because the scrubby yarn will not slide through the other loops easily. However, Once you start with the cotton, you could switch off to both strands of scrubby. That said, I do believe the cotton adds to the durability of the scrubby. I hope this helps in some way. I am wishing you and your loved ones the very best today and and every day throughout this brand new year!!
Hi Bonnie! Thank you so very much for watching. Thank you for being on the channel. Thank you for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment. No, you do not have to use cotton. Cotton is a preference of mine and also some people said they want to use the scrubby‘s or their bodies and I recommend cotton if you’re going to use it on your body, otherwise I do believe that an acrylic yarn will work just fine as well. 🌻🧶🧶
Hi Vickie! Thank you so very much for watching. I am happy that you find the tutorials helpful. Yes, for the scrubbies, I recommend a 24 peg loom. Many blessings to you!🧶🧶🌻
When you implement the scrubby yarn at beginning you start on the second peg but it shows she starts are her first. Your first peg needed to have the yarn over it so your yarn ends up on the second peg. Am I correct? I have watched this over and over again. Wambui can you clarify this for me please
Hi Catherine! First of all, thank you so very much for watching and being on the channel. When I add the scrubby yarn, I wrap both the scrubby yarn and the cotton yarn around the FIRST peg, and then I continue around the loom until I get back to my last peg. The way I decide which is my first peg and my last peg is my first peg is the peg just to the right of the anchor peg. I hope this clears it up for you. Let me know if you have any other questions. All the best to you!🌻🌻🧶
Greetings! You are the second person to request a bowl cozy. It is on my list. Thank you for the great suggestion! I appreciate your comment! All the best to you!!🌻🧶🌻
Hi Kay! For a body scrubby I would definitely want to use 100% cotton yarn and 1000% polyester yarn --I would NOT use the sparkle yarn - I would use the regular 100 % polyester scrubby yarn. I would also make sure to wash the scrubby before I present it as a scrubby to be used on the body. I would normally say that things that wash the body should only be 100% cotton. However, I do know that most of the body scrubbies that are sold in the stores are usually made of 100% polyester material. Thank you for watching. All the best to you!!🌻🧶🧶🌻
Hi Julie! Thank you for watching. The amount of inches in 14 rows is going to depend on the type and thickness / weight of the yarn you are measuring. The best thing to do is to make a little sample using about 5 pegs of the the loom you want to use and the exact yarn you want to use. Use a row counter or some other way to keep count of your rows. When you have counted 14 rows, take the sample off the loom and measure. You will have the exact inches for 14 rows of the exact loom and yarn. You may also find this video helpful: How To Figure Out How Many Pegs You Need To Wrap - and How Many Rows You Need To Knit th-cam.com/video/Ipu-33bPtAo/w-d-xo.html 🧶🌻🧶🌻🧶
I read in an article about how to take care of nonstick cookware. Among other things, it stated the following could be used: “A washcloth, sponge, nylon scrubber, or nylon net-wrapped sponge such as a Dobie pad”. Theses are made of polyester which is very similar - although nylon is stronger. My answer would be yes. I don’t have any nonstick - the coated kind. So I cannot test it. If your pans are really expensive. I would contact the manufacturer. I’m sorry I could not be more helpful- but I hope this helps somewhat. 🌻🧶🌻🧶
Hi Melissa! I used to loom knit a lot. I found real joy in loom knitting and making the tutorials on this channel. While I like loom knitting, I am enjoying many other crafts at this time. I like sewing, quilting, machine embroidery and sublimation. These are some of the crafts I have been doing lately. Take care! 🌻🧶🌻
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I love your video and I have just one quick question. Is there a reason on your casting on and casting off that you do not use the scrubby with the cotton yarn together to the end.
Hi Elayne! Thank you sooo much for watching. Looking back, I should have explained why I did not do the cast on and cast off with the scrubby yarn .
The reason I didn’t is because at the end, when I am ready to draw the ends up, the scrubby yarn will get caught on itself and make drawing the ends to close very difficult. Good question. I hope this helps. I hope your scrubbies are fabulous!!🌻🧶🌻
Thank for your prompt response. That makes a lot of sense. Previously when I would pull the scrubby yarn it broke.
@@WambuiMadeIt I did one that included the scrubby yarn in the cast on and cast off and like you said it became entangled and I had to scrap it. So not including it is best. Thank you for the video. I think I will be making several of these to use in my new walk-in shower.
Yay!! Made my first scrubbie thanks to you! Much appreciated!
Congratulations!🎉 I am happy you found the tutorial helpful. All the best to you!🌻
I'm making mine with a bunch of bits of scrap soap I side before I seal it up! Thanks again for the inspiration!
Hi Floromancy! That is a wonderful idea. I am going to have to try that!🧶🌻
Loved your intro "skit". That's pretty much how I felt about scrubbies until I HAD one! Wow! They really do work where other things do not. Do you throw yours in the washer when washing kitchen towels, or what? I should read comments below. Surely I'm not the first to wonder. Your teaching style is stellar.
Hello Janice! Thank you so very much for watching. Thank you for the beautiful comment. It means a lot to me. Yes, l do throw them in the washer with other dish towels. These scrubbies are very durable. Happy New Year and all the best to you!🌻🌻🧶
Wonderful!
Thank you!
Wambui, thank you so much for showing us how to make a scrubby on the loom. I know there are people out there who can crochet with that scrubby yarn...I am NOT one of those. I got it into my head to make some scrubbies and I bought the yarn and I struggled so bad with it that I had to return it. It was just too difficult to crochet with. I just watched your scrubby video and I am now going to loom a scrubby. It is going to be so much easier with the loom. Thank you from the bottom of my dirty dishes!!! :)
Hello, I want to let you know I enjoy your classes - I have made washing clothes for the dishes and now the scrubbies - you are a delight to listen to and watch teach these lessons which makes it more fun to learn - you cover everything and make it easy to understand- so thank you so much for your gift of teaching.
I want to thank you for sharing your experience of crocheting with everyone! I love your enthusiasm you make fun and some of the other videos I try they don’t speak clear and loud enough. God Bless You!
Thank you! You too!
You're a terrific teacher and I enjoy your vibrant personality. Just finished my first scrubby. It's not perfect, but it's still good, and I did it in happy colors. Thank you! 😻
Hi Fiona! Congratulations on your first scubby!🎉 Thank you for watching and thank you for the lovely comment comment. All the best to you🧶🌻🧶
I loved this video. Easy to follow, easy to make, you are so sweet. I hope you are well. I would love more loom videos. I accomplished my first scrubbie! Woohoo!
Hi Julie! Congratulations on your first scrubbie!!🎉🎈 Thank you for watching and I am gad you found the video helpful. All the best to you!!🧶🧶🌻
Hello Wambui, I'm very new doing the scrubbies. I've been following you and I absolutely love how you explain everything. I'm so proud of myself I have made 7 now and i am going to continue. THANK YOU SO MUCH
Love scrubbiest, quick, easy, washable. Use them all the time
Hi Bobbie! Thank you for watching. Thank you for the love comment. I am happy that you are enjoying you scrubbies!! All the the best to you!🧶🌻🧶🌻
Great video. Genius move to just use the Cotton yarn for the drawstring cast on and bind off for exactly the reason you stated.
Hi Lisa! Thank you for watching. I appreciate your comment. All the best to you!🌻🧶🌻☀️
Something so comforting hearing your voice and learning from you! Reminds me of my own mother.
Hi Ariel! Thank you so very much for watching. Thank you for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment. It means a lot to me. I can think of no higher compliment that to remind you of your mother. Have a joyful day! All the best to you!🌻🌻🧶
I tried a couple different scrubby patterns, I like this one the best! Thank you!
At the very beginning when you’re doing your cast on ....for me I found it much easier to do one at a time instead of going all the way around the loom I just go in front of the peg I’m going to pull over one at a time.
Hi Kelly! Hmmm, yes that is a very clever way to do it! I will try that next time and see how it goes for me. Thank you for sharing. All the best to you!🧶🌻🧶🌻
Great tutorial! Every step is clear and easy to follow. Thank you for your teaching and also for sourcing all the best materials and equipment and putting the links in one convenient place.
Hi Kerry! I thank you for the beautiful comment and appreciate you taking the time to watch. All the best to you. 🌻🌻
It’s always a joy to watch you even though I’m not doing any looming. Your support of my channel is so appreciated and I love reading your comments. I LOVE LOVE your energy❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you! I appreciate you. 👌🏼🌻🌻🌻
You have an amazing gift. Thank you for sharing. God bless you.
Hi Suzanne! Thank you so very much for watching. Thank you for the lovely comment. God bless you, as well!🧶🧶🌻
I just found your channel and I am so glad I did. I’ve watched other people do it with a loom and the way you show it is much easier. And what they look like they turn out better I’m going to order a loom 20for Post I don’t know if that’s what you used but I’ve been just crocheting them which is fine. I mean they turn out fine but the loom looks so much easier. Glad I found you. And you’re such a sweetheart❤
This was excellent instruction.
I made one! Very easy..I just didntnline up my centers good when I closed off..but I will get better on next one.
Thank you for these informative videos!
Love your personality!
Hugs
Hi Cindy! So happy to hear you made your first scrubby! Yes, everything gets better the more we do it. So, those centers are going to be just fine in the future 👍🏽. Thank you for the lovely comment. Continued success and best wishes to you!!🌻🌻🧶🌻
Can’t wait to try this, yarn on order!
I'm so glad I found you! I am very new to learning how to crochet. I will be spending a lot of time here! You are like Chicken Soup for the Soul! You're so caring and calm💛
Greetings! Thank you for watching. Thank you for the lovely comment. It means a lot to me. All the best to you!
Love this intro!! 😂🤣
Thank you. I enjoyed doing it - wasn’t sure how it would be received. 🌻🌻🧶
Love watching you, you have taught me so much with the loom. Keep them coming, hugs from Arkansas.
Hi Helen! Thank you so very much. Wishing you all the best from New York City to Arkansas!!!🧶🧶🌻
Love the drawstring cast on and cast off. Love the video thankyou. X
Hi Gary! Thank you, again. All the best to you. Stay crafty!🧶🧶🌻
I love love love all your videos! Your clear and easy to follow 🥰
Me again. I did 18 rows and the size is perfect for me. Thank you for your help.
Hi Elayne!! Thank you for letting me know! You got this!!! I am happy that it all worked out! Peace! 🧶🧶🌻🧶🧶🌻🌻🌻
Can't wait to make these scrubbies! Thanks so much, Wambui!!
Hi Pam! Thank you for watching.🌻🌻🌻🧶
Your the best teacher
Thank you for this video! I love your teaching style…repetition and reasons for aspects of the process. 💖
Hi Debra! Thank you so very much for watching. I am happy that you found the tutorial helpful. Thank you for such a lovely comment. All the best to you!🧶🧶🌻
I just finished my first Wambui Scrubbie - cuter than heck! I have made others but i much prefer your method of both the drawstring cast on and cast off. My sister just requested more scrubbies this morning so I will be making Wanbui Scrubbies all day. It's a great way to spend the day, don't you think? Thank you so much for posting your pattern. I see hindreds of little scrubbies coming out of my loom very soon.
Oh Patty!! I agree there is no better way to spend a day than making scrubbies. I thank you for this beautiful comment. Take care of yourself.🧶🧶🧶🧶🌻🌻
Can't tell u how perfect this is! Great work! Many thanks!!
Greetings! Thank you so much for watching. Thank you for the lovely comment. It means a lot to me. All the best to you!🧶
I adore you and your spirit.
Hi Jennifer! Thank YOU for being on the channel. Thank you for such a lovely comment. It means a lot to me. All the best to you!🌻🌻🤗
Thank you very much,I love your demonstrations,so easy to understand.
Hi Esther! Thank you! And, thank YOU for watching. All the best to you!!🌻🧶🌻
Thank you Wambui - I will be purchasing some Scrubby yarn soon and giving this a try. TFS your cool video! have a blessed day!
I think you will really enjoy these. Many have told me they make great house and home warming gifts. Have fun!! Enjoy your day as well!!🌻🧶🌻🌻
So happy I found your channel! Love your videos!!!!! Thank you!
Thank YOU. I’m glad you find the videos helpful. Stay wonderful! 🧶🧶🧶🌻
Love the facial reaction thank you Wambui
Hi Thank you, Ruthann! All the best to you!!🌻🧶🧶🌻
I just made your washcloth from your video. It was an excellent experience thanks to your instruction. I would love to try these. what size loom are you using? thanks
Thanks for sharing. 😇🙏❤️
Hi Janet! You are sooo welcome. The pleasure is mine. I appreciate you watching. All the best to you!🧶🧶🌻
Great job
Hi Regina! Always a pleasure to hear from you!🌻🧶🌻
I love it! I still wish you were my neighbor! 😂 Love your videos! Everyone is getting scrubbies for Christmas
Hi Christine! Always a pleasure to hear from you. I think we would be great neighbors.🤗 This is also what my daughter gave to everyone last year for Christmas. All the best to you! Stay wonderful!🧶🧶🌻
@@WambuiMadeIt I showed my aunt your video.i told her it's the best one out there! Ms Wambui taught me! So now she is making them for friends for Christmas! Well if you are ever in Oregon...let me know! You are ALWAYS welcome at my house! Hugs my friend 🤗
@@christinewithers3283 Oregon! Got it! Thank you!
Wambui, thank you for incredible tutorials. I’ve learned so much from you. I have a lot of scrap yarn, but I’m not sure it’s cotton. Could I still use that with the scrubby material?
Hi Caitlin! Thank you so much for watching. I’m glad you enjoy the videos. Yes, for a scrubby you can use a yarn that is not cotton. If the scrubby is going to be used on your body or for washing the body then I would recommend that you use 100% cotton but for scrubbing dishes, I believe that an acrylic or even a wool yarn will work. All the best to you!🌻🌻🧶
Brilliant idea! :D 💜
Thank you. It was suggested by one of the subscribers. Thank you for watching.🧶🌻🧶🌻🧶
I am so happy I found your channel.....I love all your videos!! You explain everything so well
Hi Carolyn! I am happy you found my channel too🤗! Welcome! Your comment means a lot to me. All the best to you!!🌻🌻🧶
I also just recommended you to a fb group I’m in....do you have a fb page?
Carolyn, Thank you. So nice of you and greatly appreciated. However, I do not have a fb page. No social media except YT and Pinterest - on which I am always playing catch-up. However, I can’t thank you enough for the consideration.🌻
Good Idea... i will do that...
Hi Kelly! Thank you for watching.🌻🌻🌻🧶
Wow
Hi where I could get the the wool for making scrubbies thankyou very much for the information have a nice day god bless you 😊🙏
Hi, I just started watching your videos. you have a very soothing voice, I'd like to know how you would like to be presented, i call ladies. Miss ... Wambui or. miss Kristin... Mr... Cully or Tom... we all do this at my church. i hope that's ok... just a respectful way of presenting anyone. i love your idea of gifting as well :). hope you are well and enjoying your weekend
Hi Tracy! Thank you so very much for watching and for being a part of the channel. Thank you for the lovely comment. I love that you ask how I would like to be presented. How wonderful! I too am used to calling women Miss and men Mister. But only if I know them well - I will use their first name - like, Miss Carol or Mr Ralph. This is how I grew up and it is still a part of me. I was taught and I still believe that it is a way of showing respect to others - especially our elders. There are people who address me as Miss Wambui - and I love it. Yes, you may address me as Miss Wambui, if you’d like. All the best to you!!🌻🧶🌻
Hi I just wanna say you really help make my day and I loved the intro
(I adore your videos they always make me smile and they are very helpful💕💕💕💕)
Thank you sooo much. Your comment means a lot to me.👌🏼🌻🌻🌻🧶🧶
@@WambuiMadeIt i m gonna try this soon when I get the scrubby wool
And you replying to my comment had really made me happy
Do you think you can make it the size of a pot holder? I had a friend ask me if I could make a scrubby but the size of a dishtowel
i fell in love with you at frame 24 , rock on girl
Greetings! Thank you so much for watching. I appreciate the lovely comment. All the best to you!!🌻🌻🧶🌻
You are so cute! LOL
Your.such a delight to watch lol
How many scrubbies do you get out of the scrubby and cotton yarn…
Well I have to finished watching later but I sure need to try these scrubbies you are such a good teacher👩🏫 Is that yard stiffer .
Sandra! Always a pleasure - I appreciate your support.👌🧶🌻🌻🌻
Do you have a great soap recipe for scrubbies
Hi Tammy! I never got into soap making. Although, I was thinking about it at one time. Unfortunately, I don’t have any great soap recipes for you at this time. I like Dr Bronner liquid soap. All the best to you!!🌻🧶🧶
@@WambuiMadeIt thank you
Wambui, I used the red heart marshmallow sparkle with my yarn and gave the scrubby I made to a neighbor. She said it felt good enough to use as a shower body scrubby. So there you go, there are multiple uses for a scrubby........
Oooh Janet!! Thank you for letting us know. I had thought about a body scrubber but I wasn’t sure. Stay fabulous!🧶🌻🧶
Wow! Thank you so much! You are such a great teacher, making this look so simple. I’m excited to make my own now and have subscribed to your channel for more lessons! 🤗❤️
Hi jules8506! Welcome! I am happy you like the tutorial and I hope you will find it helpful in making a lot of wonderful scrubbies. Thank you for the lovely comment. All the best to you!!🌻🧶🌻
@@WambuiMadeIt ❤️
Hope this fines you all well. I fine looming and. Crochet keeps me. Busy
Hi Jodie! Yes, I totally agree with you. I always say that crafting is one of the best forms of meditation. All the best to you and your loved ones. 🌻🧶🌻🧶🌻
Great tutorial. Instead of using one strand of cotton and one strand of scrubbie, could 2 strands of scrubbie be used?
Thanks in advance.
Greetings KupKake! Thank you for watching and thank you for a great question. In my opinion, the only reason why you might NOT want to use just scrubby yarn alone is because scrubby yarn is very difficult to work with. It will get stuck and ‘caught-up’ on itself. That is the main reason I start and finish this project with just the cotton alone. Trying to cinch the scrubby closed with just the scrubby yarn would be very difficult to do because the scrubby yarn will not slide through the other loops easily. However, Once you start with the cotton, you could switch off to both strands of scrubby. That said, I do believe the cotton adds to the durability of the scrubby. I hope this helps in some way. I am wishing you and your loved ones the very best today and and every day throughout this brand new year!!
Do you have to use cotton? Can you use other kind like acrylic? Thank you. I love your videos. It is like you are sitting right next to me.
Hi Bonnie! Thank you so very much for watching. Thank you for being on the channel. Thank you for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment. No, you do not have to use cotton. Cotton is a preference of mine and also some people said they want to use the scrubby‘s or their bodies and I recommend cotton if you’re going to use it on your body, otherwise I do believe that an acrylic yarn will work just fine as well. 🌻🧶🧶
I have used a cotton blend for dish cloths and it works great because the color is more colorfast. I used the same for my first and it is great!
Scrubbers. Use scrubby yarn and cotton yarn together
I love you’re videos. I believe this is a little loom your using? Thank you
Hi Vickie! Thank you so very much for watching. I am happy that you find the tutorials helpful. Yes, for the scrubbies, I recommend a 24 peg loom. Many blessings to you!🧶🧶🌻
U are awsome love u
Greetings Sky! Thank you. I appreciate you watching. Best wishes to you!🌻🧶🌻
When you implement the scrubby yarn at beginning you start on the second peg but it shows she starts are her first. Your first peg needed to have the yarn over it so your yarn ends up on the second peg. Am I correct? I have watched this over and over again. Wambui can you clarify this for me please
Hi Catherine! First of all, thank you so very much for watching and being on the channel. When I add the scrubby yarn, I wrap both the scrubby yarn and the cotton yarn around the FIRST peg, and then I continue around the loom until I get back to my last peg. The way I decide which is my first peg and my last peg is my first peg is the peg just to the right of the anchor peg. I hope this clears it up for you. Let me know if you have any other questions. All the best to you!🌻🌻🧶
Can i make this scrubbie on mini rectangle loom that has 16 pegs.
Hi Sabrina! I do not recommend a mini rectangle 16 peg loom for this pattern.🌻🧶🌻
Would you consider making a loom bowl cozy. My mother keeps burning her hands getting food out of the microwave. Than you.
Greetings! You are the second person to request a bowl cozy. It is on my list. Thank you for the great suggestion! I appreciate your comment! All the best to you!!🌻🧶🌻
Just make a soap sack without scrubby but 2 cottons
To make body scrubbie what yarn do you use
Hi Kay! For a body scrubby I would definitely want to use 100% cotton yarn and 1000% polyester yarn --I would NOT use the sparkle yarn - I would use the regular 100 % polyester scrubby yarn. I would also make sure to wash the scrubby before I present it as a scrubby to be used on the body.
I would normally say that things that wash the body should only be 100% cotton. However, I do know that most of the body scrubbies that are sold in the stores are usually made of 100% polyester material. Thank you for watching. All the best to you!!🌻🧶🧶🌻
How many inches is 14 rows?
Hi Julie! Thank you for watching. The amount of inches in 14 rows is going to depend on the type and thickness / weight of the yarn you are measuring. The best thing to do is to make a little sample using about 5 pegs of the the loom you want to use and the exact yarn you want to use. Use a row counter or some other way to keep count of your rows. When you have counted 14 rows, take the sample off the loom and measure. You will have the exact inches for 14 rows of the exact loom and yarn. You may also find this video helpful: How To Figure Out How Many Pegs You Need To Wrap - and How Many Rows You Need To Knit th-cam.com/video/Ipu-33bPtAo/w-d-xo.html
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Can these be used on teflon, nonstick??
I read in an article about how to take care of nonstick cookware. Among other things, it stated the following could be used: “A washcloth, sponge, nylon scrubber, or nylon net-wrapped sponge such as a Dobie pad”. Theses are made of polyester which is very similar - although nylon is stronger. My answer would be yes. I don’t have any nonstick - the coated kind. So I cannot test it. If your pans are really expensive. I would contact the manufacturer. I’m sorry I could not be more helpful- but I hope this helps somewhat. 🌻🧶🌻🧶
What size is the loom?
Oops! Sorry for omitting that-- 24 pegs.🧶🌻🧶
Do you loom a lote
Hi Melissa! I used to loom knit a lot. I found real joy in loom knitting and making the tutorials on this channel. While I like loom knitting, I am enjoying many other crafts at this time. I like sewing, quilting, machine embroidery and sublimation. These are some of the crafts I have been doing lately. Take care! 🌻🧶🌻
😅Were you asking if I loomed a tote bag?
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Got it!
Hellobfrom jodie how are you
Hi Jodie! I am doing great today. I hope that all is great with you today. Always a pleasure to hear from you. Take care!🌻🧶🌻
Stupid question: did you use the flower loom?
The scrubby was made on a 24 peg loom.🌻