I have a white spot. Ahhhhhhhhhhh... What do I do? Do I have to redye that spot. I tossed all the yarn. I don't want to redye it. How obvious will it be once knit. Argh!! This is terrible. How do I spot dye it without all the work?? I will ponder this for another day. I really need to do some homework. It is almost the end of the semester and I have a paper, two finals, and whatever math tests coming up very, VERY soon.
Saturday, November 26, 2005
OH NO!!
I have a white spot. Ahhhhhhhhhhh... What do I do? Do I have to redye that spot. I tossed all the yarn. I don't want to redye it. How obvious will it be once knit. Argh!! This is terrible. How do I spot dye it without all the work?? I will ponder this for another day. I really need to do some homework. It is almost the end of the semester and I have a paper, two finals, and whatever math tests coming up very, VERY soon.
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hrmmmmmm.....
You could just claim that the yarn is the varigated variety-I have found that "I MEANT to do that!" works out rather well.
Or you could skein it, rent someone's kid and hand them a complimentary color of magic marker?
Sorry- I am still full of turkey, and not feeling particularly creative. (Evidently my punctuation abilities are also affected- I had to delete the previous post!)
Teagan would love to magic marker your yarn. She usually just draws all over her body, like this morning right before I put her clothes on she drew all over her belly with a black marker. It was great. I think you'd better do something about that spot...you'll hate it everytime it passes by when you're knitting. I just don't have any suggestions having never dyed yarn myself. Let me know how it goes...
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