Knitting help... again lol

[HennyJenny]

A1 - take off to your local yarn store and ask someone there to help you. Usually small specialty stores will be glad to help you even with the most complicated problems. I went into mine the other day and the girls were helping a lady with a pair of argyle socks gone wrong.

 

[A1 Steak Sauce]

Lol ok I'll try to find one, around here there's no fabric stores or anything. I can't take pics, I don't have a camera lol.

 

[HennyJenny]

There's one called sweetiewrays in Watonga - I know this because my husband and I had a huge fight on our way down to Galveston last summer because I wanted to drive off the beaten path to go there

LOL - We didn't go but I know it must be close to you because he said "I'm not driving 50 miles out of the way to "Middle of NOWHERE Oklahoma" to go to a yarn store just to see it!"

 

[eastbaychicks]

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I've done that.... I drove clear from Kansas City to go to the Yarn Barn. Amazing place!!! LOVED IT and the ladies are so nice there. They sat down with me and showed me how to do a cable. Yea.

 

[HennyJenny]

If I've been there or near there I know where the yarn store is and quite possibly where the local sustainable sheep flock is

It's very sad -I have been told however, that if chick numbers even come close to yarn numbers he's outta here

He has no idea (about how much yarn there really is - or how many chicks there are gonna be) ***cue evil laugh here***

 

[A1 Steak Sauce]

Lol I didn't know Watonga had a yarn store (actually, only times I ever went to Watonga was for the Cheese Festival, until the building flooded out a few years back

.) It's not too awful far from me, heck of a lot closer than the city anyway lol. I'll check it out, thanks!