Hexipuffs are the new thing going in the knitting world. Why? Well everyone who has knitted a sock has bits of sock yarn left over from them. What do you do with them? My first effort to get rid of them is the sock yarn blankie which I started on a very late night a few years ago. I blame the late hour for the fact that I'm knitting it wrong: Instead of a garter stitch blanket, mine is stockinette. That makes it look like fish scales. Well, take a look:
It gets the job done at using up scraps too small in yardage for anything else. Right now it's big enough to use as a throw on the couch. But now we've got the bee keepers quilt: This blanket is made from little separate puffs stuffed with stuffing. I'm using wool to stuff mine, since I've got like..tons of it around (read the last post)
It gets the job done at using up scraps too small in yardage for anything else. Right now it's big enough to use as a throw on the couch. But now we've got the bee keepers quilt: This blanket is made from little separate puffs stuffed with stuffing. I'm using wool to stuff mine, since I've got like..tons of it around (read the last post)
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