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Hello, My name is Wanda, Need help with crochet yarn color combination. I printout the RedHeart mutilcolor combination but is did not help. I do not use a long of multicolors when making afghans with the bubble stitch For instance Yarn color that I need help with combining: Rose Soft Sage Lace Lilac Light Blue Black Violet all by Caron Amethyst Yellow Aron White/Soft White by RedHeart I tried reading the color wheel on line but it is confusing: If anyone can help it will be appreciated.
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Good Morning, Does any one know how to read the color wheel? Does any one know how to combine colors to create an afghan.
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Good Morning, Does any one know how to read the color wheel? Does any one know how to combine colors to create an afghan.
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I am currently trying to plan on making some afghans for some weddings past & present & future. 1 afghan I already know what I am going to do for it. There are about 3 others that I am very baffled w/. I have 2 weddings that are 1 mth apart from each other & they both have choosen a shade of purple but I am so concerned that if I use the shades of puple that they picked that the design itself won't show because it is such a dark color. Any help would be awesome.
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Help me! Alternating colors on the border of an afghan?
Kelsey Kathleen posted a question in Crochet Help
Hi folks! I'm new here, and in desperate need of help! Rnd 3 of these instructions are messing me up: Border: Join brown in any corner ch-4 sp (draw up a lp, ch 1). Rnd 1: * Work 5 sc in corner ch-4 sp, sc in each st across side working (3 sc in ch-4 sp, dc in seam, 3 sc in next ch-4 sp) in block corners; rep from * around; sl st in beg sc–692 sts. Rnd 2: Ch 3 (counts as first dc), dc in each st around, working 3 dc in center sc of each 5-sc corner group; sl st to top of beg ch-3--700sts. Rnd 3: Ch 3 (counts as first dc); working 3 dc in center of each 7-dc corner group, work 2 brown d -
Has anyone seen Willow Yarns? I ordered some from them and even though it's called worsted weight, it seems a bit thinner than something like Red Heart. I am amazed at the line of colors available, though. The yarn I bought is called Burrow. I'm attaching a link to their color page. Absolutely beautiful! http://www.willowyarns.com/Product/Burrow+Worsted+Yarn.aspx -
I own what have to be some of the ugliest potholders ever, and this week, I set out to replace them. You can read about this crochet adventure in three installments (first, second, third). Here is the finished product:
