
So last week I was busy unraveling this jumper...
It came apart beautifully, and I was loving the variation in the colour.
Then I washed it.
I was feeling lazy, so I popped it into the washing machine.
I made sure that the skeins were tied in plenty of places, so there would be NO tangling...
But then I must have had a vague moment - and I put it through the wash on a regular cycle.

Not GENTLE.
Not DELICATES.
Not the WOOL cycle.
Just regular.

And you know what happened, don't you?
It felted. Oh YES. It felted.
BIG TIME!
(and I might have said a rude word when I opened the washing machine)

2 comments:
Save it and use it for doll/creature hair!
you made dreadlocks!
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