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Hi, everyone!

 

My real name is Susan, but everybody under 35 has to call me Aunt Sue. :D i have no children, but my 14 siblings had more than enough to cover! :lol

 

At 4, knitting and crochet fascinated me. I learned from watching the grandmother of my best friend. She helped me with the start and finishing off, but i did the crochet! I think my dad still has one of the pot holders.

 

I love doing afghans and creating my own designs. I'm really laid back in my approach. Recently I've gotten interested in Tawashis.

 

Aunt Sue

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Hi and welcome! What are Tawashis?

Victoria

 

 

Hi, everyone!

 

My real name is Susan, but everybody under 35 has to call me Aunt Sue. :D i have no children, but my 14 siblings had more than enough to cover! :lol

 

At 4, knitting and crochet fascinated me. I learned from watching the grandmother of my best friend. She helped me with the start and finishing off, but i did the crochet! I think my dad still has one of the pot holders.

 

I love doing afghans and creating my own designs. I'm really laid back in my approach. Recently I've gotten interested in Tawashis.

 

Aunt Sue

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And in regards to the "what are tawashis" question, which I didn't know either, google informs me that:

 

"Tawashi" is a Japanese word that means "scrubbie", and 100% acrylic yarn is commonly used. Tawashi is perfect for washing dishes and bathtubs!

Caution - Do not use tawashi on your skin!!! If you'd like to use it as a washcloth, use cotton yarn instead.

 

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