How to Crochet - Tip For Using Balls Of Wool Video

How to Crochet - Tip For Using Balls Of Wool

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A tip on how to use balls of wool by putting it in a bowl.

Added: 12/9/08

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How to Crochet - Tip For Using Balls Of Wool

One of the secrets that I have to doing this is that because I have rolled up my ball. You have to roll in to a ball instead of just of leaving it flat. I want to put it in a bowl like this so that they go through when I am pulling it. It just rotates really freely. It makes a difference on stretching the material as you are doing it, if the wool is tight. So it keeps your wool looking consistent. So we are going to continue to double crochet all the way across. I just have to get over wool to help me. Okay and I will meet you at the end of the line.