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    Yarn Question

    I am making my son and future daughter-in-law a wedding afghan. I. am wondering what type of yarn I should use and if anyone knows of a nice pattern
    for the wedding afghan. thanks for your help

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    Last edited by Anniem; 10-29-2013 at 05:43 PM. Reason: adding more info

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    Here is a link to a picture of a lovely afghan, done in the granny square pattern, all in white. There isn't a pattern shown, but there are granny square patterns all over the internet. I am sure you can find a good one.

    I myself would never try to make an afghan out of crochet thread, because it would take me a lifetime to do, lol. I would be inclined to use a good quality acrylic yarn, so that the afghan would be washable.

    When you click on the link, you need to scroll down a ways to see the afghan. Past all the Christmas posts, on the November 21 post.

    Blue Clear Sky: November 2010
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    Hobby lobby has the best soft, durable, and easy to work with yarn on the market. It is their brand called I Love This Yarn! It comes in a multitude of colors.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crochetknitwit View Post
    Hobby lobby has the best soft, durable, and easy to work with yarn on the market. It is their brand called I Love This Yarn! It comes in a multitude of colors.
    I agree. That is really nice yarn to use. And it is not as expensive as some others on the market. I've used it for hats, scarves and afghans.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crochetknitwit View Post
    Hobby lobby has the best soft, durable, and easy to work with yarn on the market. It is their brand called I Love This Yarn! It comes in a multitude of colors.
    Their yarn really is the best I've found too.

    I'm sure any pattern you decide to make will be most beautiful! I'm sure they will love the gift!!!!
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    Nanners, do you know what colors they like. Hobby Lobby has great yarn and in beautiful colors. If you are thinking of one to put on the bed , make it a big one . one for the couch doesn,t have to be quite so big. A granny is good and so is a ripple with the different colors One in all white or a cream color makes a nice present Go to Redheart and type in crochet then afghans. They have a lot of designs. You can get some ideas there. Good luck. Margaret

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    Hello,

    Welcome to the Crochet Talk message boards! We are pleased to have you here and honored! Please make yourself at home and join in on the fun!

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