Quick question(s) for those who Knit AND Crochet

Which do you like better for PONCHO's?
Which do you like better for SHAWLS?
Which do you like better for Stoles/wraps?
TIA,
Noreen
who is in 'designing MODE'....

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I crochet crib blankets and sometimes edging. Ponchos come off of the
triloom, everything else is knitted.

On Mon, 10 May 2004 10:38:04 -0500, Noreen's Knit*che
wrote:

Which do you like better for PONCHO's?
Which do you like better for SHAWLS?
Which do you like better for Stoles/wraps?
TIA,
Noreen
who is in 'designing MODE'....

fNoreen
Which do you like better for PONCHO's?
Crochet with knit neck line
Which do you like better for SHAWLS?
Both
Which do you like better for Stoles/wraps?
knit with crochet finnish
mirjam

"Noreen's Knit*che" wrote in message
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Which do you like better for PONCHO's?
Which do you like better for SHAWLS?
Which do you like better for Stoles/wraps?
TIA,
Noreen
who is in 'designing MODE'....

I've done all of those in both knit and crochet..mostly i decide by what
yarn i have on hand and how quickly i need whatever the item is. ( crochet
if i need it fast and i have enough yarn at home: knitting if its not a
hurry up project and i have less yarn)
don't think thats too much help tho
laurie


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Noreen's Knit*che wrote:
Which do you like better for PONCHOs?
Which do you like better for SHAWLS?
Which do you like better for Stoles/wraps?

If something is likely to swing freely and catch on things,
I'd prefer crochet because it won't run as fast as a knit
that has caught on a nail/door handle/chair arm.
So I'd say crochet for ponchos and sturdy shawls,
but knit for stoles/wraps/and nicer shawls.

=Tamar

Always crochet for all. Just find the right pattern and colour combination.
Oh, almost forgot - and right yarn - otherwise what is the advantage of the
slowly acquired stash.

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