Everyone has cheat days. Or is it just me? This is what I eat on a typical rushed cheat day! Bonus, I show what Reuben eats too! Although, this is normal meals for him, since he does not have allergies to gluten and can eat beans too, things I commonly avoid. Well, I always avoid gluten on EVERY day. But cheat days include corn noodles. And ice-cream!
I'll just call this the week Daddy had the flu. Because that's what it was, and it was HARD. Also, I tried to use a different camera to vlog, and my footage is more shaky than usual. But it was a good week. Reuben and I did not get get sick and I made lots of soup for daddy and did lots of dishes.
Wool dryer balls are great. What are they, you ask? Well, they are basically 100% wool balls that bounce around in your laundry, creating space between clothes to allow them to dry faster. When I forget to put them in when drying my cloth diapers, they take twice as long. I'm not kidding. These things are awesome!
To make the crochet version, you will need 100 yards of bulky yarn and a 6.0mm crochet hook, and a skein of waste yarn (about 100 yards).
You will need 100% wool yarn that is not machine washable for this project.
Pattern:
Using the magic loop method, do 8 sc into the loop. Working in the continuous round (do not sl st) do 2 sc in each st (16 sts)
R2: *2 sc in each st, 1 sc* around for 24 st
R3: *2sc in each st, 2 sc* around for 32 st
R4: *2sc in each st, 3 sc* around for 40 st
R5-12: sc each st
R13: *sc2tog, 3 sc* around
R14: *sc2tog, 2sc* around
R15: sc all sts
R16: *sc2tog, 1 sc* around
R17: sc all sts
R18: *sc2tog* around (8 sts)
Cut yarn, slide though remaining 8 sts and back in the first one, pull tight. Weave in ends, wash and dry three times to felt, leave in dryer after!
