preventing frogged strands from getting tangled
When I frog large amount of strands, I place the skein in a plastic bag(grocery bag) then I deposit the frogged strand inside the bag one pull at at a time until I frogged all that is needed. Then I tie the bag loosely with the unfrogged fabric out. I don't move the bag around until I have reworked all the frogged strands. It saves me time from having to wind the frogged strands around the skein. It is much easier to pull also.
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I'm a self taught crocheter and an aspiring crochet designer. I learned to crochet when I was seven after watching a lady doing crochet. I was so fascinated by how quick and nimble her fingers were as she created a pretty lace. I abandoned the craft for a long time and just pick it up again last year. Currently I'm learning to write my crochet instructions based from my own crochet designs. I hope to learn and share my experience in this forum and also hope to make friends along the way. For now, I'm packing for a 5-day cruise to the Carribean, so hope to hear more from you all when I get back.
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I am seeing the term frog/frogged a lot lately - what does it mean?
Frogging is ripping yarn out of stitchs in order to start over (like when your scarf suddenly looses 1 inch of width and you unravel the whole darn thing in a fit of frustration). Why is it called frogging, you ask? 'Cause you "rip it" out. Ribbit, rip it? Frog? Get it?
...I didn't make the term up. Just FYI.
-And the Mome Raths Outgrabe-