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Oh wow that does look amazing, and the ombre worked up just perfect!
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Originally Posted by
Denise G
Hi everyone. I am new here but I've been crocheting for many years and I need your advise. I have started a throw using the Red Heart Ombre yarn. I have finished with the first skein and need to start with another skein. The skein I finished with ended in the light blue and the other skeins start with the dark blue. I'm undecided how to start with the next skein. Should I find the light blue in the new skein and start with it or should I just join the light blue with the dark on a new row? In my mind, it looks like it would be too much of a color change to start with the dark when I finished with the light. Has anyone used this yarn with large projects and if so, how or where did you join the new skeins in with the end of your last when they are opposite colors?
I would match the color sequence only if i don't intersperse the ombre with sold colors
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Originally Posted by
Suewin
Oh wow that does look amazing, and the ombre worked up just perfect!
Thank you. If I didn't know better I would have thought that I made the color changes. I have shown it to my daughter and she beamed, she loved it so much. Now I'm tempted to make another one in red. I LOVE red.
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Originally Posted by
DianeMcK
I would match the color sequence only if i don't intersperse the ombre with sold colors
That's what I did and now it is finished.
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Originally Posted by
Nova55
Beautiful job!
Thank you!
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Your throw came out beautifully, Denise!
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Sounds like you might gift it to your daughter! It is a fabulous work of art! Red was my Nana's fave too. Would be a beautiful afghan. imalefty
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Originally Posted by
dafydil
Your throw came out beautifully, Denise!
Thank you and it was so much fun to make! Out of all of the afghans, throws, etc. I've made over the years, none of them were as much fun to make as this one was!
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Originally Posted by
imalefty
Sounds like you might gift it to your daughter! It is a fabulous work of art! Red was my Nana's fave too. Would be a beautiful afghan. imalefty
If I made her one in red, I would have to make two because I couldn't part with it if I didn't because I LOVE red too much!!!!! But, one in blue would be a different story though.