Uploaded May 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
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In this week's video I talk about what it means for yarn to "bloom" and review the characteristics that make a yarn more likely to bloom. Leave a comment below and tell me what experiences you've had with yarn blooming. Have you ever had yarn bloom unexpectedly in a project? Have you thought a yarn would bloom and then it didn't? What projects have you made where blooming affected the appearance of your finished object? What kinds of yarn have you seen bloom? Is the idea of blooming a new thing for you? Also leave a comment if you have any questions about today's show or if you have ideas for future videos. Or you can just leave a comment to say hi! I always love hearing from you.
LINKS TO THINGS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO:
Ewe University video on yarn weights: youtu.be/E2JhD4XVp9I
Ewe University video on blocking: youtu.be/I34ptLqKA2Y
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Click "SHOW MORE" to fully open this information box, which includes links to everything I talked about in this video.
In this week's video I talk about what it means for yarn to "bloom" and review the characteristics that make a yarn more likely to bloom. Leave a comment below and tell me what experiences you've had with yarn blooming. Have you ever had yarn bloom unexpectedly in a project? Have you thought a yarn would bloom and then it didn't? What projects have you made where blooming affected the appearance of your finished object? What kinds of yarn have you seen bloom? Is the idea of blooming a new thing for you? Also leave a comment if you have any questions about today's show or if you have ideas for future videos. Or you can just leave a comment to say hi! I always love hearing from you.
LINKS TO THINGS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO:
Ewe University video on yarn weights: youtu.be/E2JhD4XVp9I
Ewe University video on blocking: youtu.be/I34ptLqKA2Y
**This video is not sponsored.**
Ravelry: goo.gl/M2z96P
(If you are not already a member, you should definitely join--it's free.)
My Monkey (who's always peeking out from somewhere in the background in my videos) was made for me by my friend, Gail. She used this pattern: goo.gl/BaWF2W
SUPPORT THE SHOW: goo.gl/pCBHx6
My Etsy shop provides financial support for my YouTube channel. I don't accept paid sponsorships, so everything I review I purchase myself. Your patronage of my Etsy shop helps out with the expense of buying products to showcase and review on Ewe University. Thanks so much for your support of my channel.
CONNECT WITH ME:
✔ I N S T A G R A M
✔ R A V E L R Y
✔ T W I T T E R
✔ P E R I S C O P E
@halcyarn
✔ E M A I L
halcyarn@gmail.com
✔ WRITE TO ME
Kristine Kelly
P.O. Box 74
Monmouth, IL 61462
If you are passionately curious and never get tired of learning new things, new skills, new ideas...I hope you enjoy watching my videos and learn something. Have a sparkly day!
