Ah, my dear Sandra, PJ's comfort worms and beanies information actually has it's very own chat forum.  So, no information will be found here in Events for that particular event because it has it's own location.  

Great question though!  If we see PJ at tonight's Crafter's Gathering let's ask her for an update.  😊❤️🧶

Thank you so much Fran!  Sandra, you can also just continue working the project through the month of July by following the days on your calendar that we have indicated you to work a row.  Before jumping into August, just look at your project and what side you will be working on next.  

If you are about to start your first row in August and you are looking at your work and you see the bobble stitches, you are good to work row 1!  If you look at the work and you do NOT see bobble stitches, just work one row of single crochet back loop only that does not count as a day, get yourself to the next row, and THEN begin row 1 of the 4 row repeat.

I hope this helps.  If not, feel free to ask at our next Crafter's Gathering meetup.  😊🧶❤️

That's awesome Sandra!  So happy you were able to send one more blanket and help out with this cause.  🥰

Great question Sandra.  Toni and I both determined that a size 4 weight cotton yarn was going to be too bulky and could result in a texture that is not ideal for this project.  So, I would avoid Lily's sugar'n cream or Peaches & Cream cotton yarns.  If you can find a size 3 weight yarn that would be the best to work with.  :)

Sandra Palmer No worries at all my dear!  I am taking a break from making videos, NOT from being here for you and everyone in my Crochet Club.  If you need help with something, you just let me know.  💖

I forgot I actually have this form on my website under Resources and WUA.  If you ever lose the form link and need to print it out.

Here's the link:  https://www.crochetwithtiffany.com/_files/ugd/fc8463_a2c58144fb704cdd968da5c10af12f8a.pdf

Hmmm, ok, I'll see what I can do about saving the file as a PDF and making my own document people can download.  Thanks for the heads up guys!