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Ammee's Babies - Starting and finishing your crochet project

BEFORE YOU START. . .

We make every effort to ensure we manufacture a good quality product for you and your baby; before you start, please make sure you take the time to check every thing that's in your kit. 


PRODUCTS SPECIAL FEATURES INCLUDE


* Hemstitched edge, no need to punch holes by hand.

* Overlocked edge to avoid raveling while you crochet.

* Mid-weight 100% cotton flannel for durability.

* Double sided for better absorption.

* No trimming or prep time before you get started.

* Kit includes illustrated instructions for lefties too.

* You can also buy the blankets only.
 


You also need to be aware that flannel has natural "knots" in the weave, these are a natural part of the fabric.  If for any reason you are not happy with your blanket, please call our office and speak with one of our customer service representatives, we stand behind our products and offer a Manufacturer's Money Back Guarantee.

FINISHING YOUR PROJECT. . .

What a great sense of accomplishment there is when a crochet project is finally completed! Though a relatively simple technique, blocking is what gives many projects a polished appearance. The process shapes and sets the design and smoothes the stitches into place. Here are some handy tips we've learned over the years about blocking:

First: You should always check the yarn label for any special care instructions. Lots of natural fibers, such as cotton, linen, and wool respond well to steam blocking. However, you shouldn't use steam or heat on mohair or angora. There are also many acrylics and some blends that shouldn't be blocked at all, especially with steam, because they might melt!

Second: You will need a fluffy hand towel or handkerchief, and a padded ironing board. If you prefer, you can substitute a table, or any flat surface that you have padded adequately. 

Steam Blocking is great for lots of crochet projects, our crochet thread is a natural fiber, so this method works well for it.  Holding a steam iron or steamer just above your project, steam the piece thoroughly. Take the dampened fluffy towel or handkerchief, place if over the edge of the project and steam, lift towel and repeat with another section all the way around.  Finally, leave the item in place until it's dry.


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