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		<title>By: stitch Â» Blog Archive &#187; blanket</title>
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		<description>[...] and finally, time for my confession. i have committed greater sins against crochet, but i think this one is still quite major: i knotted my ends. i just didn&#8217;t want to run any risk of everything coming unravelled in the wash, since i&#8217;m really hoping this will see serious service and will therefore have to withstand serious washing. also, had it been a wool yarn i would have been more confident of the weaving and intermeshing of fibres alone to hold things fast, but this cotton acrylic is smooth and slippy and the open pattern didn&#8217;t leave much space for thorough weaving. so there it is, another one to go down on my permanent record&#8230; [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] and finally, time for my confession. i have committed greater sins against crochet, but i think this one is still quite major: i knotted my ends. i just didn&#8217;t want to run any risk of everything coming unravelled in the wash, since i&#8217;m really hoping this will see serious service and will therefore have to withstand serious washing. also, had it been a wool yarn i would have been more confident of the weaving and intermeshing of fibres alone to hold things fast, but this cotton acrylic is smooth and slippy and the open pattern didn&#8217;t leave much space for thorough weaving. so there it is, another one to go down on my permanent record&#8230; [...]</p>
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