Blocking Basics, Part 2

re: Blocking Basics, Part 2

KarenW — Sun, 07 Dec 2008 16:04:43 GMT

How do you block items that are knitted in the round? Usually the beauty of knitting in the round in not having to block, but I am finding that with you do need to block to help smooth it out, but how?

re: Blocking Basics, Part 2

SherreaA — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 18:33:47 GMT

Hi Sandy we are off to Mobile Al for Thanksgiving What part of Mobile is your Grandparents from we are going to Tillmans Corner Have a great trip Sherrea

re: Blocking Basics, Part 2

emyouknow — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 14:37:00 GMT

Blocking is my least favorite part of creating something. Your step-by-step instructions are great, making it seems simple and less tedious than I imagined. So now I'm more motivated to do the right thing by my knitting. Thanks! And you look great! Congratulations on your efforts toward healthy living! -xox MU

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tnm — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 14:14:21 GMT

Sandi, Thank you for these wonderful instructions on blocking. And your new photo shows how beautiful you are! The hair-do is elegant. Happy Turkey Day! ~~NM in MN

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AIRknitter — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 13:18:17 GMT

Oh my Sandi, just wait until your grandma and grandpa get a look at you and your new do...you look beautiful. On a knitting note, how do you, (actually me), block a sweater that was knit in one piece. I've made a shrug for my youngest daughter and am not sure how to block it correctly. Thanks for all you do and give to us. Have a very HAPPY THANKSGIVING