Myth: Hand-dyed yarn is always superior Fact: Hand-dyed yarn can be beautiful, but commercially dyed yarns often offer better consistency, colour matching, and value.

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12 days ago I asked if anyone weighed their creations and mentioned I couldn’t find my kitchen scale. Thanks to @Tina Bryner and @Susan Weller for their suggestion to stop looking, I would probably find it when I was looking for something else. Well that’s exactly what happened. It was time for me to refill my daily pill container, and when I opened the drawer, all I could say was OMG (2x). I couldn’t believe it was there. I immediately weighed a beanie and took a picture. When I went to post today, the picture looked a little dark. So I tried again today. Every time I put the beanie on the scale I get a different result. Is it worth it to get another? @Kim Thompson-Pinder @Paul Brown what do you use?

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I Finished today the elegance wrap. I don't like this yarn for this pattern, I will to do another time with another yarn. ( maybe one color or gradient of colors). For the person recognize inverse of knitting I had sew an etiquette on inverse because the knotting in the center makes it difficult to put on without unnecessary twisting. It's a good practice for the next Evening Elegance Wrap.