Hi Joy and all, I don't use wool myself, as I am allergic. Tragedy as there are so many yummy yarns out there!
If you have a small enough amount of yarn, after the water soak, you could put the yarn in a salad spinner and spin a bunch of water out. I saw it on the show "Knitty Gritty" in DIY cable network in USA. I thought that was kind of clever. Just my two cents worth. Happy New Year! Michele Hitch Salinas, California P.S. I finished the two sweaters I was working on. One for 4 yr. old niece and the other for 2 yr. old nephew. Both went over big. I was told I could sell them at the fancy kid boutiques for big money. I don't think so until I can stop making major errors that have to become design elements. I also had to modify nephews sweater to allow for big head by opening shoulder seam and adding buttons to close. I know I followed those neck instructions to the letter, but alas a modification had to save the day. Ho hum! - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
