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PagingDoes anyone do Photoshop stuff. I do some myself but don't have it installed and I need a new banner for my Etsy shop. I'd be willing to pay for your time.

PagingDoes anyone do Photoshop stuff. I do some myself but don't have it installed and I need a new banner for my Etsy shop. I'd be willing to pay for your time.
Spinning really and truly just boils down to practice. The more you spin the better your yarn. That's it. I had one lesson and the rest was practice and youtube. And more practice.Oh, how pretty. I love them.
I took a spinning class a few years ago, with first-time-hand-spinning-predictable results (though I thought that if I dyed it and knitted it up into a scarf it might be fun. Of course, first I need to learn to dye, too. I have some old wool that I found at a yard sale that I wanted to try with some kool aid
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I would love to, one day. When we have more disposable income and possibly are not longer renting haha I'm paranoidSpinning really and truly just boils down to practice. The more you spin the better your yarn. That's it. I had one lesson and the rest was practice and youtube. And more practice.
You and@KittyRaces should definitely try more spinning and/or dyeing! Instead of Kool-Aid, Wilton icing dyes are an alternative way to try non-toxic wool/animal fiber dyeing with more striking color options. Or if you have a good art supply store near you, see if they have Jacquard acid dyes which are just as easy to use and give the best results IMO (a few basic precautions are required when using acid dyes though, mainly don't use those cooking vessels/tools for food again. I dye stuff using old thrifted vegetable steamers in the backyard, ezpz). Wilton's is probably the best compromise on color and kid/kitchen-friendliness. If either of y'all do try any dyeing def let us know!
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Yeah you can thrift most supplies needed for dyeing (pretty much everything except saran wrap/baggies and the dye itself) but the yarn will cost a few bucks.I would love to, one day. When we have more disposable income and possibly are not longer renting haha I'm paranoid
Confession: I haven't made any yet haha but I have a bunch queued in my Ravelry acct. I'm on mobile rn, but gimme a few mins and I'll share what I haveYeah you can thrift most supplies needed for dyeing (pretty much everything except saran wrap/baggies and the dye itself) but the yarn will cost a few bucks.
Speaking of yarn, what wershcloth pattern do you use for cotton yarn?
I feel like you should send me the practice ones that aren't baby worthy.Okay,@jklmnop this is what I have in my queue:
Nubbie Scrubbies
Diagonal Dishcloth
Thick & Quick Bumpy Scrubby
Purled Single Washcloth
I also have Blackberry Salad Striped Baby Blanket, which is the blanket I'm making, but it can also be sized down for a textured washcloth. I have some like.. "Face scrubby" things in my queue, too.![]()
LOL I haven't even decided which one I'm gonna do! I bought like eight small skeins of cotton yarn yesterday.I feel like you should send me the practice ones that aren't baby worthy.
Hi! Send me a PM on here or an email at caitlyn@caitlynchristensen.com and we can discuss thisDoes anyone do Photoshop stuff. I do some myself but don't have it installed and I need a new banner for my Etsy shop. I'd be willing to pay for your time.
ribbit ribbitBy derailing the thread, do you mean we *dropped a stitch*?![]()
and pet everything.Every time I walk in a craft store I just walk up and down the yarn aisles for like 20 minutes.
Now someone brought up cross stitching and mounting them so........ I want to make everything!
Probably something Pokemon related so my bf can have it on the wall.
My 7 year old would love it if I cross-stitched him something Pokemon to hang up in his room. I'd been looking for something to knit, totally forgot about cross-stitching until today!!Every time I walk in a craft store I just walk up and down the yarn aisles for like 20 minutes.
Now someone brought up cross stitching and mounting them so........ I want to make everything!
Probably something Pokemon related so my bf can have it on the wall.
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I find old video game things translate well into cross stitch, they're easy to make into custom patterns. especially something as popular as pokemon.My 7 year old would love it if I cross-stitched him something Pokemon to hang up in his room. I'd been looking for something to knit, totally forgot about cross-stitching until today!!