crocheted and fleece blanket tool

[DCMerkle]

Hi,

I hope someone remembers what I am going to ask. Maybe about a year ago there was a banner ad for a type of crochet and fleece blanket tool. It was more of a kit. It showed how you could divide the fleece blanket into squares and then put it all back together with crochet. There was a tool that you could use to cut the blanket up with and make even holes in the fleece squares so that the edging would be even. I was intrigued with the whole concept but never bookmarked it. Now I can't remember what they called it.

 

Would anyone know what I am talking about? I would need the link to the site.

 

DCMerkle

[srhncl]

Hi,

I hope someone remembers what I am going to ask. Maybe about a year ago there was a banner ad for a type of crochet and fleece blanket tool. It was more of a kit. It showed how you could divide the fleece blanket into squares and then put it all back together with crochet. There was a tool that you could use to cut the blanket up with and make even holes in the fleece squares so that the edging would be even. I was intrigued with the whole concept but never bookmarked it. Now I can't remember what they called it.

 

Would anyone know what I am talking about? I would need the link to the site.

 

DCMerkle

 

I think you may be talking about Edgerydoo (I think that's how you spell it)

[kittyloverdeb]

Yep ~ it's an Edgerydoo. I love mine! There are alot of old threads and posts about it.

[DCMerkle]

Sarah, Deb,

That's it. I thought that there was a "doo" in it but I wasn't sure. I'll check out the old threads on it. Thanks!

 

DCMerkle

[crs5]

The link is: www.edgerydoo.com

[Melody820]

Beware the EdgeryDoo is very addictive. I love mine........

[DesertCrocheter]

I use the skip stitch blade available from the Project Linus website with my rotary cutter. And I totally agree, edging fleeces is mighty addictive! Patty

[stitchylady]

I bought a skip stitch blade and had to send it back...it didnt work at all on the fleece the way I expected it to...may try the edgerydoo and see how that works.

doreen

[crazycrochet]

I will add a thumbs up for EdgeryDoo