softgrey
flaunt the imperfection
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Originally posted by paprika_hiccup@Nov 4 2004, 07:34 PM
Avoid cottons, unless you want dense pompoms.
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i want VERY dense pom poms...

Originally posted by paprika_hiccup@Nov 4 2004, 07:34 PM
Avoid cottons, unless you want dense pompoms.
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Originally posted by Meg@Nov 4 2004, 07:46 PM
that picture, is that from the jo gordon site or someone wearing her scarf or?
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Originally posted by softgrey@Nov 4 2004, 07:38 PM
i want VERY dense pom poms...![]()
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Originally posted by paprika_hiccup@Nov 4 2004, 08:45 PM
I don't think I explained myself well . . . With cotton, you are going to be able to see the individual strands more- the pompom won't look as consolidated as one made with loftier yarns. Cotton has little resilience so you won't be able to wrap as much as with a stretchier yarn, so although heavy and denser, it won't look it.
Here is the bottom of a handknit skirt I bought a few days ago. The pom-poms on the bottom are all little crochet balls. It is hea-vy, so I am waiting for it to get a little colder and wear it with some thick tights and flats.
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Originally posted by helena@Nov 5 2004, 05:00 AM
Brilliant thread softgrey. Thankyou so much. Love all the pics posted - its giving me lots of ideas. Yes you can get pom pom makers but they are for very small ones (like you get on bably clothes). I'm going to make another one on sunday. I am thinking of a big black long pom pom scark. Maybe with one pom pom in a contrasting colour (copying y's I know).
Oh I love this thread - I hope it runs for a while.
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it's deep plum coloured (really nice) and she decided she wanted to give it to me!!!...
..thanks mom!...

