Tiffany Hansen

Flower Mound, TX, United States

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Jan 30 at 12:00 AM

I had someone ask me why/how does yarn pill? And if there is any way to avoid it?

🧶Yarns can pill when the fibers rub together during use, causing tiny fiber balls or pills to form on the surface.

To avoid it, you can choose yarns with longer fiber lengths↔ , like acrylic blends or bamboo 🎍, as they tend to pill less.

Also, handwashing ✋🏼🛁 your crochet projects gently instead of machine washing can help.

And when storing your items, keep them in a cool, dry place to minimize friction. I hope this helps. 😊❤️🧶

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Jan 29 at 10:12 AM

Tammy Flickinger that is a big possibility.  I have seen yarn that is purposefully textured like what you see in the picture.  But wasn't sure if when you acquired the yarn if it looked the same or if it was different to what you see now.  Either way, play with it.  If you like the result then awesome!  Go for it!  If you don't care for it, now worries!  You can always donate the yarn to a local school or community program who might use the yarn in a craft project.   😊❤️🧶

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Jan 29 at 09:31 AM

I just got word from the people at Warm Up America that there is a brand new Homeless Veterans Hotel/Apartment building opening soon and they would like for our campaign to support this new facility.  The dates for our campaign will stay the same but the project will shift from a Lapghan to a Small Throw Blanket.  I have made adjustments to the dimensions in the description above so you know what size blanket they are looking for.  Try not to go much bigger than these dimensions as the bigger the blanket the heavier the blanket and the more expensive it will be for Warm Up America to ship the donations to location.  Let me know if you have any questions! Thank you for all your help in supporting Warm Up America and our Veterans.

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Jan 28 at 01:54 PM

With many of you having a renewal coming soon, let me go ahead and throw out a REFERAL INCENTIVE!!!

If you refer someone to join the Crochet Club Membership, once they have become a paying member you get a month free!

If you have an annual membership, a free month will be added to the end of your annual when you would have had to renew.  Just keep pushing that renewal back!!

Referral Code: https://members.crochetwithtiffany.com/?referral_code=eiFecacFekkeFD

Let's keep spreading the love and excitement for crochet by letting people know about the Crochet Club. 🤗❤️🧶


*Does NOT apply to the 1 - on - 1 Membership Level

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Jan 28 at 01:45 PM

Hi Amy!  I am currently working on the plan for the BIG Crochet Along Project for my YouTube Channel.  It will be a sampler blanket with new crochet stitches to play with.  The process is taking longer than I anticipated but my goal is to release the project at the end of February or beginning of March.  😊❤️🧶

Jan 28 at 01:43 PM

Oh it really does look fantastic.  I love the color work. 🤗

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Jan 28 at 01:43 PM

Could you provide more information?  How did the yarn change?  What is it specifically that is making you question the quality of the yarn?  Depending on the brand or fiber of the yarn this could look fine.  Your stitches are very pretty.

Jan 27 at 08:02 PM

Always 🤗

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Jan 27 at 08:01 PM

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Types of add-ons you can consider for a scarf

  1. Fringe

  2. Pom-Poms

  3. Beads or Sequins

  4. Embroidery

  5. Crochet Appliques

  6. Texture with Different Stitches

  7. Pockets

  8. Buttons and Loops

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Jan 27 at 04:12 PM

Hi Leslie!  Your cowl is looking great! Don't worry about following along with the Crochet Along Steps in the Meetings.  They are completely optional for anyone who would like to have something crochet related in the meetings and they help me to slip in some educational tips here and there.  Feel free to ignore when we do this section and just keep working on what you are working on.  I try to keep the Crochet Along sections short. 😊🧶❤️

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