

I knit up a lot of yarn. A lot. Of course, it all pulled back in when I pulled it off the machine. I had heard that it was difficult to felt in front loaders, so I threw in soap, long cycle, hot water, and you know what?

There's a liar in feltland. It felted. HARD. !@%#&! So hard it's going to be tough to make these stockings. I will have to do another length of fabric, just for the second stocking.
2 comments:
Yikes!
Whew, that is a relief that one can still felt with a front loader, I'll probably get one when my top loader breaks. But can you open a front loader mid-cyle, like to check on the felting? Those colors are mighty purty! Lots of Highland Wool?
Sandra D
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