>> A basic question - when you knit something too big and then reduce its
size, do you do it just in the washing machine, or washer plus dryer? <<
I tried that with my kid mohair socks that were too big for me. Five
washings later, with hot water, and 4 trips through the dryer, they were
still the same size. I frogged 'em and made a scarf, instead.

I've done some mohair/wool socks but I'm mortally afraid to put them
through the washer. I wash them in a hot water soak, rinse, rinse again. I
roll up newspaper into a tube, and put that inside the leg of the sock.
They dry in about 8-24 hours, depending on the weather.

If anyone has used handspun wool, or wool blends, NOT superwash, and washed
them in the machine, I'd like to hear about it, too. Please. :)
wrnk
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