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I love the look of crochet baskets – it’s such a fun and unique way to use your yarn, and they’re useful, too! This Tiny Cable Stitch Basket from Look What I Made can even be used to keep your crochet hooks in order, like in the picture! Get organized by making a few of these in different sizes – you can stack them and store them away when not in use, but when displayed, they’ll be a cute matching set of crochet baskets to store your trinkets! You could use them to hold makeup brushes or paintbrushes, or even just assorted household items. The sky’s the limit!
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What would you store in this basket?
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I have an older baby outfit that my Grandmother made. She died in 1972 so its old, and used. It has some areas on it that appear like bleached out. Can a person re color the outfit. It sees to be made of delicate baby yarn. The original color was pink. I a trying to find this out so I can give the outfit to my daughter as it was one that she wore as an infant. Other than the stains the outfit is in excellent shape. Would appreciate any advice I can get. Thank you
This really depends on what fiber you’re working with. Polyester are very hard to dye cotton is easy. Dharma trading has a whole range of dyes plus an excellent staff that can help you. By the way if you have extra yarn and don’t know what the fiber is the easiest test is burn the end. Polyester melts and natural fibers turns to ash.