A little later than I had anticipated, but operation Yarny H.U.G has begun.
H.U.G being a ‘Happy Unexpected Gift… a yarny one of course!
Whilst I was enjoying the short daily posts throughout February as part of #yarnlovechallenge I set to work with my hook and some scraps of yarn and made these beautiful may roses by Lucy @Attic24.
With the addition of a hanging loop and a clip, I soon had a little tree full…
I also have a small shoe box full of half completed ones too.
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What a lovely idea, I hope the people who find them get joy and hope from your gift 😊
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I hope so to…there is so much hard stuff in this world, I just want to be a light xx
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Super cute! I haven’t left any yarn love bombs in a while, but you made me want to do it again 🙂
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Yeah…that has made me smile xx
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I love this!
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Oh my gosh! I love the yarny hug idea!! I have never stitched anything like that and I have never left yarn bombs (not sure I had ever heard that term before) but I would love to give this a try. There is so much negative in the world right now, and I would love to leave some positive. Can you tell me how to make these?
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Oh Ginny, I agree so much about leaving a little happiness. There is a lovely simple and easy to follow pattern on Attic 24’s blog the link is just here . I just added a chain of 10, attached the catch and then slip stitched back down the chain before finishing. It would be lovely to think you would join me, feel free to use the name ‘yarny hug’ /link back here if you so want to. Do let me know how you get on…I just left x2 in my local park coffee shop this afternoon.
#yarnyhug
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