I love this cotton yarn. I've made dishcloths, and now a washcloth. It is so soft on the skin.
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Kathy! You are making me want to learn to crochet! Even though every time I have tried, I have grown an extra pair of thumbs!
ReplyDeleteI need your help please! I have had a couple readers inquire about making cascarones - especially how to get the confetti into the egg. Could you post the technique here on your blog so I can link or would you leave the instructions on my Koolaid post.