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I know that you made this quite a few years ago, but I wanted to give you a BIG thank you for keeping this video up! I just stumbled upon it, and I’m so glad that I did ☺️! I watched a few others, but yours honestly was the icing on the cake 🧁☺️!
Wouldn't it be even more eco friendly if you wash it, in the washing machine rather then throw it out at all? Unless of course you have to. But washing it really should keep it tidy for longer, awesome idea.
When she talked about throwing them out after a month, she meant the nylon ones that are purchased.
Love ❤️ the scrabble.. colour thanks
Very good amazing !!! Congratulations and best wishes !
Thank you! You too!
If you like Susan Bates hooks try their Luxite white hooks. They are amazing.
I’ve tried those! They’re good, but I prefer a metal hook to a plastic one. ❤️
Make sure it’s cotton or we are putting micro plastics into the water supply.
My mom made me one of these, she used bamboo viscose yarn. I've used it a couple of times, it feels like it absorbs too much soap and doesn't lather the soap on my skin. Also, it takes incredibly long to dry, and the edges have turned brown after only three uses (not sure if that's dead skin cells or mould... But it makes me feel dirty to use it!) Then I've asked her to make another one with cotton yarn and use a looser tension stitch, which she did, but I still have the same problem... Any tips and tricks to prevent these problems?
I’m wondering this too! What material makes this be better... I feel like cotton would take a millennium to dry
@@shakibzz I tried both cotton and bamboo viscose. The bamboo viscose works ever so slightly better, but still needs to be washed in the laundry after about ever third use, and takes a day or two to dry after use. So I hardly use it, it's impractical, but it's a nice conversation starter ornament in my living room :-) I prefer a crocheted wash cloth for normal washing, or an actual loofah (dried plant) for a bit more exfoliation than a normal wash.
LodeLeaf thank you!!! I’ll make a wash cloth instead of a loofah I think then 🥳 I love that you have it hung in your living room haha 😆
Thanks you
You mention something about yarn mill ends when you're recommending yarn.. do you have a link you could share on where you get those from?
I get yarn mill ends from my local yarn store (Lys) but all you need is worsted weight cotton :)
I crocheted 1 of these, not using this tutorial. I used cotton yarn it didnt lather up & takes forever to dry. Looks great but totally impractical
Did you change consistently all the way around with the slip stitch or did you rotate and turn your stitch around because I've seen it both ways done I just wanted to make sure which way yours was done
How do you mean? I don't think I quite understand the question. I don't slip stitch except for in the beginning and the end, otherwise I'm just placing 4DC in every stitch that came from the previous round.
I get what you’re saying, I think that’s why she said it’s good to have a stitch marker so you can see where your row ends and then you can just go up after that row is completed to start your next row.
What kind of yarn would be best to use for this? What material?
also...I love it, totally going to make it since my current loofa is falling apart.
+Codi Booher ant recommendations on a brand? I've seen spool cottons that are super rough, and I'm most familiar with Red Heart and Bernat yarns.
+palmer Husky I used Lily's and Cream from A.C.Moore on this project, any worsted weight cotton yarn will do. :) I also really like the Hobby Lobby I Love This Cotton brand, but it is a bit thinner than Lily's and Cream so if you want it to be a thicker loofa (not by much, mind you) then I would say go that way. I think Hobby Lobby's I Love This Cotton is a stronger yarn, though.
How do you keep it soft?
There’s a step missing.....you went from your 20 single crochets to having 4 doubles already in a stitch. Did you slip stitch the circle together and turn your work?
Actually, I’m working in the round! I just go back into the first single crochet I made four times and go from there! :)
Ravelry link that said "link to pattern page" led here. This is a youtube video, not the pattern page.
The Ravelry has the pdf and this is a video with the pattern inside of it. What is your issue?
I guess when I'm trying to say is are you just going around and around and around or are you going back and forth motion. Like a baby blanket
I just kept going around and around, no turning involved!
How do you get yarn mill ends? Who sells them?
I bought mine at ACMoore but I believe some Joann’s Fabrics also have them. I don’t know about any other regional craft stores, but I’ve never seen them in my local Hobby Lobby.
Macrame cotton can be use?
I've never used that for this, but I imagine it could be if you got the right kind! I also imagine if you didn't get yarn, it may be scratchier!
Peaches and cream
Can you post the pattern
It’s on my Ravelry page for Knit Grit :)
hi
it looks like a pinecone lol.
😂 Hey, as long as it works right!?
You didn't show how to end it could use more detail
Wish you could show the magic circle better not sure how you got that.
I just chain two and then go back into the first chain :)
Parli troppo velocemente, per chi come me ha problemi con con l'inglese, aggiungi qualcosa di scritto grazie😉
Wait you throw them out every month????? You can just wash and dry them in ur machine!!! The beauty of these is that you can keep them almost forever. After a while it will get worn out but you can COMPOST it or you can also mend/repair it with ur yarn needle. If you feel you need a new pouf every month thats ur perrogative but please consider washing and donating them instead of throwing them out
I crochet mine so I can wash these ones! But the ones made out of plastic in the store have written on it that youre supposed to buy a new one each month! It’s ridiculous, so I made mine so I can wash them :)
@@KnitGrit OHHHHH Sorry, I misunderstood, I thought you threw out the crochet ones 😅😅😅 phew what a relief
@@KnitGrit Hi, the puff looks great. I thought one was supposed to use some artificial yarn, but this seems more pleasant. I want to make one for my partner, since he keeps complaining about the nylon store bought ones, because they fall apart fast. But tell me, do these foam well?
a minute and a half before you actually get into the pattern... geeze
You know you can skip the video Amanda
Change your name to Karen
@@Renram22 Perhaps you should for misusing what it means to be a "Karen". Not every little thing a person says makes them a Karen. 🙄
@@amandarogers8289 🤣🤣