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alexandria marovich (207.69.137.25) -

Hi. I" looking for a new color chart for yarn. I live in a small town in mn.and it hard to find any thing like that.

Comment #1 Myra Stewart (68.249.104.239) -

I am in desperate need of Red Heart Super Saver yarn in a Medium Sage (632) color. I need a couple of skeins to finish a sweater.

Comment #2 Beth (64.219.78.3) -

Hi. Did you ever find the sage 632 yarn? I found your post because I am searching for that color. I need a few skeins to finish up an afagan. Did they discontinue it?

Thanks,

Beth

Comment #3 kelly (71.116.45.205) -

there are several charts to look at

• yarn chart

Comment #4 Joyce (12.217.204.156) -

I, too, am in desperate need of Red Heart Super Saver yarn in a Medium Sage (632) color. I need three skeins to finish an afghan.

Does any other company make an equivalent color?

Comment #5 Molly (63.176.159.182) -

This link has like six different color charts so enjoy.

• Yarn Color Charts

Comment #6 angie (63.176.159.67) -

anybody have any website that sell yard?

Comment #7 moy (63.176.159.245) -

I hope you all cared to have a look at the websites listed above.

Comment #8 Misha (63.176.159.80) -

Here is a site that sells yarn of variety colors, hope it would help a lot.

You will be fascinated by their yarn inventory, they have them all there.. And I suggest that you keep your self control coz you would not want to rip out your wallet, coz the colors are oh so amazing..

Well, just enjoy shopping (online) and pick your favorite yarn color, mine is the lilac hand dyed..

• www.angora.cl/colorchart/

Comment #9 moy (63.176.159.192) -

Online shopping is indeed the way to go so even if your self control goes beyond control, settle for what not easily make you regret your spending thriftness.

Yarning does not particularly interest me but I know a few people here and there that will find this fascinating, just with the touch of the button..

Blame it all on the world going global or is it fast becoming a digital village?

Comment #10 Maya (63.176.159.149) -

you know what moy, not all people enjoysonline shopping. I myself would still go for shopping at flea markets and malls.. I love the thought of strolling around, meeting new people inclined with my interests, eating out after shopping, it is my bonding time with my little girl.

However, for those who have troubles finding time to do this stuffs, then online shopping for this case a yarn exchange chart can be ordered online.

Comment #11 El (63.176.159.22) -

Yeah, online shopping would be of preference for some but then you can always choose to go shopping at malls if you want.

It all depends on personal shopping preference, you just have to figure out what pleases you and what do you need, what you want, and what you expect (with those online products).

Hope some more posts would come to share ideas and thoughts over the matter. Ciao..

Comment #12 Nicky (63.176.159.250) -

Let us hope so El. Anyway, you are right regarding on what to considering if you are thinking of buying or shopping online.

I think that preference also is one of the biggest factor on our choice of items.. So be sure to know first what you prefer before searching to lessen the time you will be consuming in finding items.. Atleast you have some picture in your mind before shopping.

Comment #13 Gloria (63.176.159.6) -

I have to agree on that Nicky, plan first before you go shopping that will save you lots of time on finding stuff that you oughta buy.

But with the net, or with online shopping, you can just shop while sitting in front of your personal computer. Less the hassle of roaming the whole mall isn't it?

Yarn exchange charts could be found on the net, just have patience on looking.

Comment #14 Mollie (63.176.159.129) -

I am looking for a nice pattern of knitting, i am about to start learning this art and so i would like to have a simple instructional knitting pattern for new triers.

I am trying to make a simple bonnet so anyone who have a simple pattern or instruction is very much appreciated.

Please share some ideas, i am looking forward on them

I will be checking here once in a while for a nice response.

Comment #15 Couri (63.176.159.127) -

So a newbie huh.. it is nice that you chose knitting as your hobby.

Actually there are several knitting skills that you must master before you ba able to make a simple project, here are some

* making a slip knot and casting on

* forming the knit stitch

* forming the purl stitch

* binding off, sometimes also referred to as casting off

Try to view this link so that you can read more

• knitting.about.com/od/learntoknit/a/begin_knit.htm

Comment #16 Marina Ignacio (63.176.159.151) -

I am also new in knitting and i found this site appropriate for those who loves knitting and for those who would want to learn more about knitting.

I looked at the link you had posted Couri and i learned a lot. It has instructions that are easily understandable. I am now practicing some skills that i had learned from that site. Thanks a lot for sharing that link Couri.

Comment #17 Eve (63.176.159.210) -

Knitting is a great hobby, one of the best that there is to relieve stress, aside from painting, of course.

Comment #18 Micky (63.176.159.195) -

Yeah, i also have to say that knitting is a nice hobby. I found this website about some knitting tips and i think it would be very helpful to you guys who are into knitting.

Here is what the site have to say:

This selection of knitting tips is based on questions we've received. If one person has a question, we're sure that many others must be wondering the same thing. Whenever we come up with an answer to a new question, we'll add the answer here to benefit everyone.

Here is the link

• www.maggiesrags.com/tips.html

Comment #19 Eve (63.176.159.74) -

The website was great Micky, much thanks for the link. A little hard to peruse, but beautiful nonetheless.

Comment #20 Eve (63.176.159.51) -

It is always good to find great help out here, however. I really wish that it was as easy, everywhere else, as it tend to sometimes be in many a place.

Comment #21 Eve (63.176.159.103) -

Does not a soul agree on the matter? This would come as no shock, but it would be good to know what is in the minds of the people that are out there taking in all of even the most extreme of views, within this very post.

Comment #22 Sheena (63.176.159.227) - Sat Dec 26 19:52:21 2009

Thanks for posting that link Micky. It would be very useful for those who will try to knot and for those who are already into knitting. Good luck to your knitting guys.

Comment #23 adam (63.176.159.53) - Mon Dec 28 10:14:56 2009

What's up with this guy Eve anyway? why does everything have to be so intellectual with those replies.

Comment #24 carlos (63.176.159.150) - Thu Jan 14 22:56:59 2010

Why bash a guy';s intellectual level? This post is about crafts and what ca be done using Yarn and stuff like that, no?

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