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"I find I have to do math to enlarge a pattern. A little searching may be required to figure out how may extra stitches are required to form a pattern. Ex. A gentle ripple (3 DC in point) may take 16 stitches to allow for peak/dip/peak. I usually use scrap yarn to test out a 1 foot square. I use bobby pins as stitch markers rather than the formal ones or yarn cuttings. Good luck."
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"Just finished making this for my daughter. I used 10ply acrylic yarn and 3.25mm hook and its about 20-25cm sitting down. For those wondering about the arms, I noticed there were 2-3 extra rows between the popcorn fingers and the fpsc row, so I used the leg pattern as a guide and did 2 rows 18sc then 5dec, 6sc, 1dec to get to 12 stitches and followed from round 5. Other changes were the nostrils and eyes. For the nostrils, I flattened it after the last round and closed it with 5-6 sc before tying off and sewing on. The eyes I did 6sc in a magic ring with 10ply black then followed the pattern for the colour. Happy baby girl )"
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Lion Brand Homespun Yarn is a classic and timeless product that's perfect for so many different crochet designs. It works especially well for home decor and fashion and accessory items such as shawls and cardigans. This yarn is super soft to the touch, and because it is a bulky weight yarn, crochet designs made with Lion Brand Homespoun yarn are quick to work up. Plus, it is available in a variety of gorgeous hues including solids, heathers, and beautiful self-striping 'painterly' colors.

Not only is Lion Brand Homespun yarn easy to work with, but it's also easy to care for; it's machine washable and dryable. It's a great choice to use for charity crochet projects because it's available for a reasonable price and it's quick to work up. Plus, each skein comes with a free prayer shawl pattern. Shawls made with Homespun yarn are nice and cozy, but don't forget about all the other great crochet patterns you can complete with this particular yarn. There's nothing quite like snuggling up on the couch in the winter with a big, cozy crocheted afghan; grab a few skeins of Homespun yarn and make yourself one today.

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