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OT Need help- Cowardly Lion's mane! Leslie& The Furbabies in MO. 08-27-2009
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Posted by onetexsun on August 27, 2009, 8:47 pm


Breathe deep, calm down, and you're right about skeins of yarn. Ok,
now cut just at one end, and stitch on the "fold line" of the yarn.
That way you get two bunches of yarn stitched down with one seam.
Trying to keep up with and then sew down 6" lengths of yarn would make
me a lot crazier than I am now.

Sunny

Posted by Pam (Dragonfly) on August 27, 2009, 10:17 pm


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When I did this to make a "Randolf the Wizard" beard for a LOTR spoof
play a couple of years ago, I cut it down one side, laid them out flat
right next to each other, and stitched down the middle to catch them
all. Then fold those over to one side, and lay out another row, with
the stitching a half inch or so away from where the first row of
stitching was. (Did that explanation make sense?)
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yarn laid out

| | | | | | | <top of row of yarn
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| | | | | | | <bottom of row of yarn

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| | | | | | | | <next row of yarn laid out, ready to stitch.
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Pam (Dragonfly)

Posted by Pam (Dragonfly) on August 27, 2009, 10:22 pm


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Just read the rest of this...you have my sympathies!

Pam (Dragonfly) -- veteran of 40 Poppy Costumes for a show 3.5 years
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Posted by Pam (Dragonfly) on August 27, 2009, 10:29 pm


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One more hint....find (fish it out!) the end of the yarn that is in
the middle of the skein. You might have to pull out a bit of a clump
first and untangle that little bit. But from then on the yarn should
feed out smoothly.

Pam (Dragonfly) -- who still has a LOT of "beard yarn" leftover
because it didn't take nearly as much as she thought it would

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