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[message] => I usually take a needle and thread the yarn through the thickest section like what that poster above noted too! Another option for next time is to just use the magic knot to join and then you don’t have to deal with ends at all (until the end of the project haha)!
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I usually take a needle and thread the yarn through the thickest section like what that poster above noted too! Another option for next time is to just use the magic knot to join and then you don’t have to deal with ends at all (until the end of the project haha)!
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Post time: 2024-11-5 05:25