@jump4joy1111 Yes, it's the crochet Belle Scarf (get to it immediately by typing 80962 into the search box on our website). For a similar knit scarf, try the Painted Circle Scarf (80846).
@jmsanders71 Sorry to hear that! Try reloading the video, watching it on a computer with a faster internet connection, or clicking the "Help" button at the bottom of YouTube.com for more suggestions.
The best crochet stitch to use is a Granny Square because you don't have to slip your hook into an exact stitch. I made one giant granny square and it made a great afghan. Although, I have to admit I prefer to knit with Homespun.
I love working with Homespun! I have been able to do the striping on the 6-hour afghan. The trick is to 'synch' the 3 skeins so they all start at the same color group. Also, make sure you get as many skeins as you need in the same dye lot (always a must-do, but especially on these). For those new to LionBrand -- ALL patterns are free online. Take advantage of this great offer, as there are a lot of wonderful projects out there just waiting for you!
What pattern is the blanket or afghan that is striped and draped behind you? I see it in several of the Lion brand podcasts and I'm am SO curious! (I'd like to have the pattern)
It seems to defeat the purpose of color changes if you use more than one yarn at a time. The 6-hours afghan for instance had all the colors mixed and blurred together instead of showing progressive color changes.
I also would like to know the composition of this yarn.
I've always had trouble working with this yarn. It separated easily and my stitches would be shredded.
The last time I worked with it I realized that I was knitting way to tightly. After making a real effort to loosen up my stitches the yarn started behaving for me. Now I really enjoy working with Homespun and the shawl I made is beautiful because of the texture and subtle stripping of the yarn.
I would love the pattern for that scarf you are wearing. I can't tell if it's on lionbrand website? could you give info on it?
jump4joy1111 7 months ago
@jump4joy1111 Yes, it's the crochet Belle Scarf (get to it immediately by typing 80962 into the search box on our website). For a similar knit scarf, try the Painted Circle Scarf (80846).
LionBrandYarn 7 months ago
i couldn't see the video. :(
jmsanders71 10 months ago
@jmsanders71 Sorry to hear that! Try reloading the video, watching it on a computer with a faster internet connection, or clicking the "Help" button at the bottom of YouTube.com for more suggestions.
LionBrandYarn 10 months ago
I knitted scarves from Homespun--easy to knit with and a very soft scarf!!
cherylpeterson1 10 months ago
The best crochet stitch to use is a Granny Square because you don't have to slip your hook into an exact stitch. I made one giant granny square and it made a great afghan. Although, I have to admit I prefer to knit with Homespun.
FaithAlone15 10 months ago
I love working with Homespun! I have been able to do the striping on the 6-hour afghan. The trick is to 'synch' the 3 skeins so they all start at the same color group. Also, make sure you get as many skeins as you need in the same dye lot (always a must-do, but especially on these). For those new to LionBrand -- ALL patterns are free online. Take advantage of this great offer, as there are a lot of wonderful projects out there just waiting for you!
cawsmom 10 months ago
Love Homespun!!
mas95001 10 months ago
What is the pattern for the shawl? Is it crochet?
Can you reccomend a simple crochet shawl pattern.
fay5662 2 years ago
Zontee,
What pattern is the blanket or afghan that is striped and draped behind you? I see it in several of the Lion brand podcasts and I'm am SO curious! (I'd like to have the pattern)
Denise of Tulsa, OK
DDRounds 2 years ago
It seems to defeat the purpose of color changes if you use more than one yarn at a time. The 6-hours afghan for instance had all the colors mixed and blurred together instead of showing progressive color changes.
I also would like to know the composition of this yarn.
Khamomil 2 years ago
This yarn is easier to crochet than to
knit. I know I use it.
methodistgirl
methodistgirl 2 years ago
I've always had trouble working with this yarn. It separated easily and my stitches would be shredded.
The last time I worked with it I realized that I was knitting way to tightly. After making a real effort to loosen up my stitches the yarn started behaving for me. Now I really enjoy working with Homespun and the shawl I made is beautiful because of the texture and subtle stripping of the yarn.
Synchronicity000 2 years ago
i woul love to buy this yarn is there a way to crochet it?
TheRetardsof08 2 years ago
Homespun can be crocheted. Try using a slightly larger hook so that you can see your stitches.
LionBrandYarn 2 years ago