Thank you. Yes and no. If you're a really tight knotter then yes it helps open it up a ton. But if you're loose then it doesn't help as much other than the usual stabilization.
Reddit was my go to for finding patterns. They always linked to ravelry, YouTube, Etsy, or some other random site that creators made for hosting their own patterns. Ribblr is a new one for me.
Thanks! I had to stitch in a string from the inside of the horns that meets in the middle of the head to make enough tension to hold the horns in the right position. They kept flopping outward to the sides for some reason.
I've been doing this since November of 2022. I like finding natural fibers all over my yard and neighborhood so I realized making rope wasn't going to be the end all. My sister tried teaching me as a kid but seeing some of the amigurumi on Reddit made me want to try again. Hopefully soon I'll be able to start making my own yarn and dying them for projects. Eventually I'd like to either buy or make my own spinning wheel and make fabric on a loom.
I googled the embargoes when I was debating buying and there was nothing outlining this kind of purchase.
Thanks.
About 12 inches.
Based on conversations I've had the embargos didn't affect buying this item. I could still be wrong though.
Absolutely. But it seems to have gone well.
Thank you. Yes and no. If you're a really tight knotter then yes it helps open it up a ton. But if you're loose then it doesn't help as much other than the usual stabilization.
Nope. Humanity will always be an enigma.
So fun!! lol. As a computer technician it constantly makes me want to vomit. :)
I'm so confused. Lol. What did I do? I'm browsing lemmy.ca crochet using a web browser if that's what you're asking.
What about it? We are on Lemmy right now.
Reddit was my go to for finding patterns. They always linked to ravelry, YouTube, Etsy, or some other random site that creators made for hosting their own patterns. Ribblr is a new one for me.
Thank you!
Thank you. They definitely do. Quality patterns.
Love it!
Well it wasn't super floppy. They just wouldn't keep their curve. Imagine doubling the gap between the tips of the horns.
Thank you.
Thanks! I had to stitch in a string from the inside of the horns that meets in the middle of the head to make enough tension to hold the horns in the right position. They kept flopping outward to the sides for some reason.
I've been doing this since November of 2022. I like finding natural fibers all over my yard and neighborhood so I realized making rope wasn't going to be the end all. My sister tried teaching me as a kid but seeing some of the amigurumi on Reddit made me want to try again. Hopefully soon I'll be able to start making my own yarn and dying them for projects. Eventually I'd like to either buy or make my own spinning wheel and make fabric on a loom.