This is a very versatile technique in which you use a special tool (a gripfid) to split the plies of a yarn, and then feed other yarns back through. You can do some pretty amazing colorwork and stitch patterns with it. Everything I’ve made so far has this very pleasant and unusual “squishiness” to it. Most commonly it’s done with 4-ply yarns, splitting them in half each time, but there are tons of other variations. Linda Hendrickson’s books on the topic have been a huge help!

  • Remy Rose@piefed.socialOP
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    3 months ago

    It definitely sounds like a good point to me though! Luckily I designed it to be washable, hopefully that’ll do? I’m in Philly which definitely has its hot and humid day, but probably not as bad as Miami does lol.

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      3 months ago

      it’s nice that it’s removable so you can dust it with baking soda as needed. I wish mine did that