Have you ever found yourself with large dye stains that have dripped onto your knitting or your fingers? Me too! I had a few “surprises”. So now I systematically pre-wash my wools.
Sometimes colors “speak” to me and I immediately know which ones to use. And sometimes this is far from the case. I’d originally chosen colors that looked good together “on paper”, but clashed when knitted together. I was pretty sure of myself every time and almost started knitting straight away, without making any samples. In the end, I’m glad I took the time to test them out, and it’s proof once again that making samples can save many hours of work!
I don’t wash my pom-poms anymore. All my pompoms are removable! Find out how to keep your pompoms dense and your bonnets clean!
ps: in addition to my bi-monthly letter in which I give a glimpse of behind-the-scene of tisserin coquet and share with you all of my latests favourites in the crafting world, you’ll also get 20% off all my new patterns.
