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I made frosting using the ricks special buttercreme recipe, instead of using 1 cup butter and 1 cup shortening, i made it 1/2 cup butter and 1 1/2 cup shortening, the vanilla extract, whipping cream, and around 8 cups of powdered sugar......\\
....but its not very sweet, and tastes very powdery, what can I do to save this frosting??
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Having never used this recipe before I'm not sure what it's supposed to taste like.
If it's not sweet enough add more ps and mix it on low for a little longer so that the fat absorbs the sugar thoroughly.
Did you use hi-ratio or regular shortening?
regular crisco (sorry i dont know what high ratio means)
i dont really know how its supposed to taste either, lol, only my second time making it. last time i used half crisco half butter, this time i used more crisco. it just taste very powdery and not very sweet.
i don't know but i'd try and add 1/2 cup of butter, i just made for the first time the snow white bc. i don't know what happened but it came out so sticky, i rechecked the recipe. i asked and they said to add a little water at a time, i did but it looks shiny and like jiffy icing. it does crust lol, don't feel bad one box cake called for 1/2 oil and i put in 1 1/2 pancake anyone. definately sp try to save it. mine's a loss. so i'll give you a bump
I think I would add another 1/2 C. shortening and more powdered sugar until the consistency is right. I usually try to use equal amounts of butter and shortening. It has always worked for me. Anyway I hope you can save it.
I'm not sure what you mean by "powdery" taste. Are you sure you got your flavorings in? Butter does lend a lot of flavor, perhaps the off flavor is due to less butter being put in--it will make a big difference.
I think I would add another 1/2 C. shortening and more powdered sugar until the consistency is right. I usually try to use equal amounts of butter and shortening. It has always worked for me. Anyway I hope you can save it.
It sounds alot like a 'standard' buttercream ratio. 2 cups fat to 2lbs powder sugar with flavors and liquid.
I use all crisco and like the flavor combination of vanilla and butter extracts in the icing. I use to add almond extract as well, buy my mom thought it made it too sweet with it in so I left it out. You could always try mixing in a little of it?
I'm not sure what you mean by powdery either. And the sweetness, usually these buttercream recipes are the ones that people complain about them being too sweet. I don't know how else to sweeten it up with out adding more sugar.


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"Of all the responsibilities the Constitution endows to he Congress, two should be fairly simple," President Obama began in his speech about the imminent government shutdown. "Pass a budget and pay America's bills."
The Congress is about to fail at the latter one of those and tomorrow the government will shut down. Obama would later return to that theme of simplicity, noting that all that has to happen to avoid a shutdown would be for the House to wish it away.
After explaining what parts of government will continue to operate--social security, medicare, the postal service, national security and public safety operations will all continue--Obama explained in detail the harm that will be done by a government shutdown, and he did so making a populist appeal for sympathy toward the government workers who will suddenly be handed an unpaid vacation.
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Obama then gave a brief summary of America's economic progress since the Great Recession before pivoting toward a criticism of the Tea Party faction in the House of Representatives:
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Thomas Fowkes m. Sarah Dorrington Fisher, widow; Ch: Daniel William, James, Benjamin, Naomi, Rachel, Sarah, Mary Warrington; Elizabeth Crippen.Thomas was the son of the Immigrant James Fowke. His great grandfather was Roger Fowke who m. Sybil Chelshem: The line goes like this:
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I think it might be a good idea if the background sections of the individual "if" and "do" rules of the conditions editor could be different or slightly differently shades from one another. Sometimes we don't have an "any/all" rule to apply to the condition or we have long lists of "if"s or "do"s and we will be able to quickly differentiate between the two, rather than looking for the words "If" and "Do" or the "any/all" rule separator. My picture is exaggerated.
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When Bryce Barnett became the chairman of Taranaki's helicopter trust a dwindling bank overdraft was keeping the aircraft flying.
There was enough of that overdraft left to run the rescue helicopter for just four more weeks.
In August last year, four months before the prominent businessman was appointed chairman, the trust announced it needed $400,000 to keep the chopper in use beyond Christmas.
Two pilots had resigned and major funders, the TSB Community Trust and the Taranaki Electricity Trust had refused the most recent applications.
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"We have money in the bank. It's not a lot of money, but it's ours," Mr Barnett said.
The trained chartered accountant, known as the founder of Kawaroa Consultancy Ltd, said this last year has been a joy and a challenge.
Bringing the trust back from the brink of disaster was something he was determined to do and something he said he could not have achieved without the help of the community, the sponsors, the staff and the volunteers involved.
Turning around a trust in such financial disrepair has come at a cost though.
The helicopter is no longer taken out for sponsor's flights, it never leaves the hangar for public events and hospital transfers are mostly left to the Taranaki Air Ambulance.
The twin-engined Agusta 109 Power is for emergency rescues only and to take it out for anything else costs the community more than it can afford, Mr Barnett said.
At around $3000 for an hour of flight time one can understand why he has tightened the purse strings.
"I haven't been in the helicopter either. I love flying in helicopters but I haven't flown in that one.
"We are focused on rescue services and we have to be available for emergency rescue 365 days a year and 24 hours a day."
The number of emergency rescues the helicopter has attended in the last 12 months has risen 30 per cent.
That increase is in line with what is happening nationally and Mr Barnett believed people were becoming more active and with that came more rescues.
A sustainable business model was the only way to guarantee Taranaki kept the much needed service.
The trust's new business model will make it the best run trust in New Zealand within three to five years, the Taranaki born and bred man said.
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The finances of the once doomed helicopter trust are turning around but Mr Barnett said part of his focus had also been on the staff and volunteers. "It started with me saying, 'thank you' to them. That really helped. A thank you can mean so much, it's everything really and it helped us to turn that first corner," he said.
The chairman's time is split between his business, his wife, his five children and new grandson, and the countless community boards and trusts he is a part of.
Despite his busy schedule he intends to stay on as the chairman of the helicopter trust for about the next five years.
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Just wondering where all the howls of derision were when the Philadelphia Flyers announced last week that they had signed third-year center Mike Richards to a 12-year, $69 million contract extension.
That's pretty good job security for a player who just established a career-best 14 goals. When the New York Islanders became a league laughingstock when they signed netminder Rick DiPietro to a 15-year deal coming out of the lockout, at least he had won a playoff game and established himself as a capable goaltender, if not an elite one.
Richards has one point in six playoff games for the Flyers.
For the record, we think the world of Richards. What's not to like? He's emerged this season as one of the game's most dynamic two-way players. He wins important draws. He kills penalties. He scores timely goals. He runs the team's top power-play unit like a seasoned veteran. If you had to pick Canada's Olympic team right now, he'd be on it.
And if this is indicative of what Richards' career is going to be like, GM Paul Holmgren has eliminated one gigantic headache for the next dozen years and he might have put to rest a crucial piece to the Flyers' long unfinished Stanley Cup puzzle.
Richards, who has 38 points in 31 games and is averaging 21:28 in ice time, was something of a disappointment during his first two seasons in the NHL. The 24th overall pick in the 2003 draft had just 21 goals over that span, although injury did limit him to 59 games in 2006-07. Still, his emergence this season has been one of the interesting story lines of the first half.
But less than half a season is a pretty short testing period on which to base a 12-year contract. Still, no one batted an eye when the deal was signed. Why? Because that's the new NHL. Identify the young core of your team, and then roll the dice and lock them up to as long a term as you can possibly manage.
Then hope you're not wrong.
Imagine how the Montreal Canadiens would look if they'd locked Michael Ryder into a Richards-like deal. They could have. The pride of Bonavista, Newfoundland, recorded 25, 30 and 30 goals in his first three seasons, but has fallen off the map in 2007-08 with just three goals. The winger has been a healthy scratch and will almost certainly be dealt before the trade deadline.
In the old NHL, GMs mostly gambled by paying free agents for what they had accomplished in the past but commanded top dollar nonetheless. Doug Gilmour, Bobby Holik, Eric Lindros -- take your pick of players who earned millions of dollars despite having little left in the tank. That was the day when rich teams could afford to take that kind of gamble to flush out a potential contender. It was only money, right?
Now, GMs must focus their attention on the future, knowing that if they don't, another GM will be happy to play that game with their assets. Dustin Penner doesn't look like much of a bargain at $21.25 million over five years, but it's early. The Edmonton Oilers, who signed Penner to an offseason offer sheet (sparking a feud with Anaheim GM Brian Burke) still hope he will pan out. The Buffalo Sabres are probably wondering whether the seven-year, $50 million deal they gave Thomas Vanek after the Oilers presented him with an offer sheet will turn out to be a mistake.
The Flyers are starting from several rungs up the ladder with Richards, but they've pushed the envelope with the 12-year deal. The problem is, if Richards doesn't continue to evolve or hits a wall, 12 years is going to seem like an eternity even if his cap hit is only $5.75 million. But that's the gamble, isn't it?
If Holmgren had been more cautious and inked a five- or six-year deal with Richards, who most assume will soon wear the captain's C in Philly, he might have had to renegotiate at close to twice that cap hit.
Maybe the best barometer for the Richards deal is the fact that few eyebrows were raised. Now maybe we should just call up Isles GM Garth Snow and owner Charles Wang and offer our most heartfelt apologies.
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Good Week
It wasn't that long ago when we referred to the Edmonton Oilers as the worst team in the NHL. They were. And before the season ends, they may again be described as such. But surprise, surprise! The youthful Oilers have won three in a row and have points in four straight games for the first time this season. Edmonton has been buoyed by the return of free-agent acquisition Sheldon Souray (one goal, two assists and more than 25 minutes a night in ice time in three games since returning from injury), solid goaltending from Mathieu Garon and a machine-like ability to score shootout goals. Their shootout win over Vancouver on Saturday was their 10th of the season, giving them by far the best shootout record in the NHL (10-1). The Oilers' banner week, in which they tied for the final playoff spot in the West, coincided with word that Edmonton pharmacy mogul Daryl Katz has come up with an offer to buy the team.
Bad Week
Hello, McSimon. Anyone home? Apparently not. New York Islanders forward Chris Simon once again proved that no matter how many chances a players is given to change, you cannot be anything other than what you are. And in Simon's case, that means being an unthinking thug. Expect Simon to be suspended for the seventh time in his career after stomping on Jarkko Ruutu's foot with his own skate in Saturday's 3-2 loss to Pittsburgh. Simon was assessed a match penalty for intent to injure. Ruutu, one of the game's agitators, may have oversold the skate chop, but the fact of the matter is Simon deliberately stepped on Ruutu's foot after falling near the two team benches late in the game. Your team is down a goal, you've already been given a chance at redemption after last season's stick attack on Ryan Hollweg that cost you 25 games and this is the message Simon's brain sends to his body? Brilliant.
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Looking for mediocrity (or parity)? Look no further than the Eastern Conference. As of Monday morning, four of the conference's top eight teams -- Carolina, Montreal, Philadelphia and the New York Rangers -- were all .500 or worse in their past 10 games.
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1. Always love the stories about rival leagues that will somehow usurp the NHL as the world's finest purveyor of hockey action. This time, it's former NHLPA executive director Bob Goodenow and a mega-millionaire Russian businessman who are setting to beat the NHL at its own game, mostly in Russia. It all makes sense given that Goodenow has been banished to the equivalent of Siberia since being ousted by Ted Saskin during the lockout.
But in terms of starting some sort of super-Euro league, the same issues will present themselves whenever they get around to seriously talking expansion some time in the next century. What do you do with the dozens of historic, well-entrenched teams there already? Take a hike Moscow Dynamo or Red Army? How would you like to be a junior team, Sparta Praha?
As for drawing top players away from the NHL, the Russian super league has been trying to do that since withdrawing from the IIHF transfer agreement, claiming it wanted more money for its players. Sure, it offers a significant pay jump for mediocre players who can't get a foothold in the NHL, but name the best player to bolt the NHL for lovely Russia. Is it Alexander Perezhogin, who had a whopping six goals in 61 games for Montreal last season? Or what about Alexei Kaigorodov, who bolted from Ottawa last season when he didn't want to play in the AHL and is tearing it up for Metallurg Magnitogorsk with four goals in his first 34 games? Next.
2. You have to feel a bit bad for Andy McDonald, who was sacrificed for Scott Niedermayer last week. The Anaheim Ducks dealt the talented center to St. Louis for veteran Doug Weight to clear up cap room so Niedermayer could rejoin the team. McDonald was the poster boy for the Ducks' scouting staff. Undrafted out of Colgate, McDonald was a key part of Anaheim teams that went to the Western Conference finals in 2006 and won the team's first Cup last summer.
But at $3.33 million annually over the next two seasons, McDonald was deemed expendable on the ledger sheet. Neither McDonald nor Weight is having a particularly stellar season. McDonald had just four goals through 33 games, although he did have a goal and an assist in his debut with the Blues. Weight had four goals in 29 games with the Blues, but they represent different things to each of their new teams.
Burke is hoping Weight can add some desperately needed secondary scoring, but will disappear at the end of the season. McDonald, meanwhile, looks to be another solid piece of a rebuilding Blues team. The way things are going, these teams may be in a life-and-death struggle to make the playoffs. It will be interesting to see which team benefits most from the deal in the short term, not to mention down the road.
3. Guess Philadelphia coach John Stevens forgot to take his irony pills this week. Even if it was true the Pittsburgh Penguins became unraveled and undisciplined at the end of their 8-2 beating at the hands of Stevens' Flyers, don't you think Stevens would have held his tongue? He is, after all, the coach of a team that's had five players suspended so far this season and has been put on double-secret probation by the NHL for its lack of self-control. But there was Stevens, acting all sanctimonious after the game, decrying the Pens' lack of self-control. That must have been about the same time one of his "in-control" Flyers, Ben Eager, managed to saunter by the Penguins' dressing room to suggest that Pens coach Michel Therrien is "a joke."
4. Better send that Jack Adams Award back to the shop and have them file off Don Waddell's name. It may have been a tad premature to anoint the Atlanta GM as coach of the year. While the Atlanta Thrashers made a surprising jump back into the Eastern Conference fray after Waddell fired coach Bob Hartley, they seem to have reached their own level once again. The Thrashers lost four straight games last week and were outscored 26-11 over that period. They have won just three times in their past 11 games and, as of Monday morning, were just one point out of the conference basement. Can anyone say Marian Hossa sweepstakes?
5. Just when you're tempted to completely disregard the Phoenix Coyotes, Wayne Gretzky's hard-working young squad jumps back into the picture as if to remind the rest of the league that it's still around. The Coyotes did just that this past weekend, beating both the red-hot New Jersey Devils and the slumping New York Rangers. The return to Madison Square Garden on Sunday was Gretzky's first trip as coach and he marked it with a 5-1 win. After beating New Jersey 4-1 the day before, the Coyotes are suddenly just one game below .500 and five points out of the West's last playoff berth.
Scott Burnside is the NHL writer for ESPN.com.


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VALENCIA, 13th January 2010 The Chevrolet WTCC team successfully completed all the work scheduled for the two-day testing session held on Monday and Tuesday on the Ricardo Tormo circuit near Valencia. Despite Spain being also affected by the wave of bad weather that has hit the whole continent, conditions were excellent for testing activity on Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning. Yvan Muller and Rob Huff carried an intense program of work, aimed at testing different balance solutions and optimizing set-ups.
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The Cruzes will be testing again next week, on 20-21 January, in the Algarve, this time with Alain Menu and Yvan Muller sharing driving duties, before undergoing final preparation ahead of the 2010 WTCC opening event in Curitiba (6-7 March) and being sea-shipped to Brazil at end of this month.
Yvan Muller: "It was a very useful session for me, as I familiarize with the Cruze and start working seriously with the engineers and the mechanics. I must say I felt extremely comfortable with the engineers and the mechanics, and I am very pleased to be again in an Anglo-Saxon environment. This is a highly professional team and a group of really nice people and I like a lot their calm and methodic approach to things. The Cruze seems to be an excellent base, although I am just starting to explore its limits, and I am excited at the prospect of bringing my contribution to the team's efforts. It is through team work that we will be able to bring the ladder up and reach the ambitious targets we have".
Rob Huff: "I am very pleased with the behavior of the Cruze in this first test session of 2010. The car feels good and it actually was quicker than during the Valencia race weekend last year, although this doesn't necessarily mean a lot as the engine works much better in the cooler conditions we have at this time of the year. We are working well with Yvan and I am pleased to see we had similar feedback and comments on the car. I am sure we will do a great job together throughout the year". ./.. Graham Watson: "I am very happy to join Chevrolet, RML and such a competitive and fast- growing championship as the WTCC, after having spent many years in Formula 1. I am just starting in my new role as Team Manager and clearly, everything is pretty new to me! This test session was very useful to me to see the car on track for the first time, and to get to know all the team members in a real-life set-up. This is a new, exciting challenge for me and I look forward to the 2010 season."
Ron Hartvelt: "The test went well, although the conditions were not ideal. It snowed Sunday evening, so it took a while on Monday morning for the track to dry up and the surface temperature stayed quite low throughout the two days. But at least we got almost two full days of dry weather, something we couldn't have found anywhere else in Europe this week! We are progressing well with the development of the Cruze, the reliability of the car and the different solutions we have tested. I hope we can advance a little bit further next week in the Algarve and then we will be able to sign-off the cars for Curitiba. You always would want more time, especially which such a short gap in-between seasons, but we are ready and confident we have been working in the right direction".
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Another way to get to Arches National Park
off road drivingSaturday, March 23, 2013
This is the west entrance to Arches National Park. You start on US 191 about a mile north of Hwy 313 on Willow Spring Road. Several miles later you will cross Courthouse Wash. In wet weather, this can become impassable. Just before you get to the boundary of Arches, several good dinosaur tracks are on the right edge of the road. You'll come out in Arches at the Balanced Rock.


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Let me start off by saying I am very blessed. I have two healthy, beautiful, and thriving little girls. They embody all of the goodness that exists in this world. They are truly special and unique little specimens that amaze me with their ability everyday. They won't, however, go on the potty. I write this as the very thought of changing another dirty diaper or soiled pull-up consumes … [Read more...]
Workouts This Week (5/8/2016-5/15/2016)
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The Sourdough Experiment Revisited
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Juliet Immortal looks amazing! I'll be reading Derlerium this week (FINALLY) its been on my TBR for months now. Hope you enjoy all the awesome books :)
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I thought Juliet Immortal looked pretty good too. Love a great twist on the classics... AND thanks for dropping by and checking out the post! :)ReplyDelete
Oh, finally she decides to do IMM. Hahaha. LOL
I would be drooling all over your Shatter Me ARC if I didn't already have one. hehe. =DDDDDDD
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Ooooo new blog design (sorry if it's actually old and I'm just noticing!).
I want Winging It. Not a YA fan but I enjoyed the first book and want to see what Zoe's up to now :-)
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I've just started using Manuscripts as it looks quite promising. I just came across a couple of pretty annoying bugs related to simple operations:
I am using version 1.0.33.
- When I copy a word from within Manuscripts and paste it at a different location, the preceding whitespace is always removed. E.g. I select apple from "This is an apple." and write "I like <COMMAND+V> juice" it will produce "I likeapple juice". This is super annoying.
- There doesn't seem to be a way to ignore previous formatting when pasting something. I copied a word from a website and pasted it into a paragraph and it suddenly turned into a list. I know this sometimes happens when apps try to be smart but all serious writing apps allow you to ignore the formatting. I also notice it's impossible to copy just the word from list of words. The app always copies the list formatting as well.
- I am not able to select the text of a paragraph and the preceding list to delete all at once. The text selection only selects the current list item my mouse is hovering. I notice that the text selection works when selecting text from the top to the bottom but not in the opposite direction. It seems like it's randomly breaking.
- When I want to start a new paragraph after a list I can hit <ENTER> + <ENTER>. The odd thing is that in the event that there is already a paragraph after the list, the new blank paragraph gets inserted after that existing paragraph instead of being inserted at the end of the list.
- When the window is maximal and the inspector window is closed and I want to open it I have to manually shrink the app window in order to see the inspector because the main window is shrunken automatically but simply expanded beyond my screen's size.
- Clicking on the alignment icon next to the eye-icon in the style inspector crashes the app when section heading is selected.
- Sometimes the icon to switch to the focus mode doesn't appear.
- Is there a way to number paragraphs and cross-reference them? I am not sure how the author's wrote their dissertations but I need to number my chapters.
Don't get me wrong I like the idea of the app, that's why I bought it, but I am wondering when it actually leaves the early beta phase? No app is complete when v1 is released but at least the very basic features should work. It's great to see quick updates but it would have been more honest to call this beta testing rather than v1. I don't see anybody writing a serious dissertation at this point.


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The Art Deco capital of New Zealand
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Napier is the capital of the Hawke's Bay regions. It enjoys a warm sunny climate and is a popular holiday destination. Extensively rebuilt in the 1930s after a massive earthquake, the city's Art Deco buildings are internationally renowned and are a popular tourist attraction. Nowhere else in the world is there such a concentration of buildings from the era. There are guided tours of the historic buildings, and the annual Art Deco weekend in mid February is a highlight of the year.
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This two little berry dolls are super cute! I fell in love with them as soon as I saw Ulrika Pileborg's pattern and crocheted both at once. Be sure to check it out, it's unique and easy to adjust to your own thoughts. If you take off the hat, it looks like game pawn :D
Today I want to show you my Earth. I'm so happy to have it! It's not perfectly round, but still. My own globe :) Hmm… I could sew on a bead everywhere I visited. It's not that accurate, however it's big enough.
This magnificent project could have been crocheted thanks to Kat Perdue's patten. You can purchase it here, on Etsy :)
For those who think crocheting it is easy: in widest round it has 100 stitches, plus you change colour multiple times during one round. And there's no two rounds alike! It can be tricky, you need to stay focus all the time, always counting your stitches. Pattern does not forgive mistakes, even missing one stitch or changing colour a stitch later. I unraveled mine Earth few times :D
I struggled not only with occasional miscounting, but also with changing colours. I think we all are used to it to some extent, but there are parts where you work with single stitch in green, then single one in blue, another single green and so on. It's annoying at the least, and slows you down so much! You can't cheat here, have to wade through all this tedious work. In the end, it's absolutely worth it!
Instructions are clear and correct. I imagine this had to cost a lot of hard work to write it down, and even more to figure it out! Earth is so detailed, I'm in love with it :)
Amigurumi: how to choose yarn?
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This is a re-make of my very, very old post. I tried to do my best and improve it, add even more from my experience, for you to benefit. If you are starting your adventure with crocheting amigurumi, this post is just for you!
Contrary to what you may think, choosing right yarn is not simple. Many depends on specific project and effect you want to get. Consider for who you are crocheting the toy, what your skills and preferences are, and you'll probably get lost. Even more so, when you have little experience with yarns. When I was a total newbie, I thought it was so convenient to visit nearest yarnstore and grab first skein I put my hands on. How wrong I was! This left me with many projects I didn't like and a lot of skeins I didn't want.
In this post I am describing types of fibers and its features in hope to help you avoid my mistakes. Feel free to share your discoveries and opinions in comment section :)
Oh, and each picture can be viewed in full size by clicking on it.
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Acrylic yarns
Probably the most commonly used yarns. Cheapest, too. Come in width variety and many beautiful colours. Acrylic yarns do not sensitize, thus are perfect for kids and people with allergies. Avaliable in almost every thickness, often first choice for crocheters. Its softness promises toys pleasant in touch and gaps between stitches becoming invisible.
A characteristic feature, acrylic yarns tend to pile easily, which can be a deal breaker to some. Take a closer look – do you see little hair storm? Depending on the project, this effect might be desirable!
Cotton yarns
Another popular yarn fiber. Smooth and enduring, it owns this very delicate gloss. It is pleasant in touch, however amigurumi crocheted very tightly can feel harsh. Gaps between stitches will be more visible, too, so consider how much stuffing you want to use. Cotton yarns usually come in different thickness, even worsted, sometimes aran, but not thicker. It can be washed in higher temperatures, like 60 degrees celsius, depending on manufacturer, which makes it perfect for babies. Cotton does not sensitize and is a natural fiber. Greatest advantage though is its colour palette: vibrant, lovely colours, heavily saturated, in every shade you can imagine! Subtle glow makes it even more beautiful. For example, you can obtain this perfectly black yarn… for a black hole ;)
Cotton yarns can be mercerized or unmercerized. Mercerized ones are in general shinier, more durable and a bit stiffer, as they are twisted more tightly. Combed cotton offers more natural look and is softer in touch. Below planet is made with unmercerized cotton, while the ring with mercerized. I think difference between the two is well visible.
Acrylic and cotton mix
Proportions may differ, but usually it's around fifty fifty. For me, it is perfect type of yarn for amigurumi! It combines features of both fibers, that complement each other. Acrylic makes it soft and easy to hide gaps. Finished toy feels almost like a plush toy. Cotton eliminates pilling – there is a hair storm, but barely visible. Yarn loses cotton's glow, yet becomes more durable than acrylic ones.
For you to see difference in textures clearly, I post a picture of a planet with moon. Planet is made with mercerized cotton, while moon with acrylic and cotton mix.
Bamboo yarns
You should consider bamboo yarn if you want to crochet for small children or people with allergies. Bamboo is known for its antibacterial properties, therefore it is more convenient. It grows really fast, too, and pesticides are used rarely during cultivation. Yarn made with bamboo is sleek and glowy (even more than cotton yarns), though it tends to pill after a while, and – when crocheted tight – can be a bit harsh. Bamboo yarns are also refreshing, being few degrees cooler than ambient temperature. Beware of washing things made with it, as it tends to stretch more than other types of yarn and can loose its form.
Woolen yarns
There are so many wools out there: sheepwool, mohair, alpaca, cashmere, merino, angora – just to start with. Each one, of course, have its own unique look and different characteristics. Every one deserves separate description, I think. Woolen yarns are also the most expensive you will find. Perhaps silk and some novelty can beat it, but still.
Wool is great for many reasons: it is soft, chunky and comes in all types of thickness you may want. Depending on type, you can easily create unusuall look and style your amigurumi (more on this in fancy yarn section). The downside is allergy that one may have, especially if you create a toy, not collectible piece. Ah, and washing it can be tricky, as wool tends to stretch while wet (and it smells bad) and usually cannot be washed in a washing machine. However, if you have some leftovers, go ahead and use it for your project!
Silk, viscose, linen, hemp, poliester and other fibers
It feels wrong to put all the rest into one bag, but I don't have much experience with said fibers and I don't want to speak about things I don't really know. I worked with poliester, viscose and linen before, yet it was more of a trying it out, one quick project of each type. Not enough to learn much, and I am not tricking you into thinking I know all about it. I'll be sure to update this post if things change though ;)
If you have tested this yarns, your feedback will be more than welcome! I'm eager to learn something new :)
Fancy yarns
Fancy and creative yarns of all types. They are real game changers! Sometimes it's enough to use it in place of usual yarn and you will get so different amigurumi… This can be a yarn with multiple colours (longer parts or enough to crochet only one stitch before it changes), additional strand of different fiber or colour, with beads, pompons or sequins, with multiple threads standing out that will make toy look furry and so on.
Don't worry if you don't have it on hand, or if you don't wish to purchase one like this. With a bit of patience and flair you can make your own to create the same effect. Want multicolour yarn? Learn how to switch colours. Do you like to add something extra? Use your usuall yarn with thread that stands out, or slip on it some beads. Want your ami to be furry? Brush it with sharp comb (acrylic yarns are perfect for that) and watch it change :)
Working with such yarns requires more advanced skills. Well, multicolour yarn is the same as single coloure, but if you decide to work with few yarns and change colours, it obviously becomes more difficult. Yarn with two or more separate strands can tangle and hook up, while additional elements like beads can make crocheting a bit more inconvenient. When you work with furry yarn, you are not able to see stitches, so you kind of need to learn and feel them under your fingers. It does not mean it's impossible, and final effect is worth it!
Keep in mind that some of this yarns are not suitable for babies and animals. It may contain rough fabric or small pieces that can be swallowed.
Thickness and yardage
The rule is simple: bigger thickness means bigger amigurumi. Using the very same pattern you can end up with few centimeters toy and another enormous one. Look at my eggs – all are crocheted from one pattern, the only difference is in yarn thickness: white one is super bulky, green is aran and purple – sport. Black eyes have 12 milimeters for your reference.
All yarns are divided into eight thickness categories (from thinnest):
* 0 – lace (yarns in this category: fingering, 10-count crochet thread), gauge (stitches per 10 centimeters): 32-42 double crochets, recommended hook (for clothes, not amigurumi): 1,4-1,6 mm
* 1 – super fine (sock, fingering, baby), gauge: 21-32 stitches, recommended hook: 2,25-3,5 mm
* 2 – fine (sport, baby), gauge: 16-20 stitches, recommended hook: 3,5-4,5 mm
* 3 – light (DK, light worsted), gauge: 12-17 stitches, recommended hook: 4,5-5,5 mm
* 4 – medium (worsted, afghan, aran), gauge: 11-14 stitches, recommended hook: 5,5-6,5 mm
* 5 – bulky (chunky, craft, rug), gauge: 8-11 stitches, recommended hook: 6,5-9 mm
* 6 – super bulky (super bulky, roving), gauge: 7-9 stitches, recommended hook: 9-15 mm
* 7 – jumbo (jumbo, roving), gauge: 6 stitches and less, recommended hook: 15 mm and bigger
Some patterns tell you how much yarn you're going to need by providing yardage (how much of yarn in lenght is needed to complete project). But remember that when changing yarn for thicker or thinner, yardage also changes. Unfortunately, there is no easy tell how much of replacement yarn you will need, in contrary to crocheting or knitting clothes (at least if you don't plan to adjust pattern, which is rather tedious work that requires lots of calculations). Yardage does not change drastically if difference in thickness is relatively small though.
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I hope this post clears things a bit and will help you choose the right yarn for you. I always struggle with it :D
I'd love to hear from you, what is your experience and advice on picking this perfect fiber!
Easter Eggs
Hullo! :)
I'm not much of a religious person and Easter is more like a habit than meaningful holiday to me. I adore Christmas for many reasons, however I don't feel the spirit of spring festival. Happens. I've made some decorations anyway, and I want to share it with you ;)
Two years ago I crocheted two sets of eggs, based on Kristie Tullus' free pattern. One for each grandma :) I wanted eggs to be happy and spring-ish, so I decided to go with colours of crocus. Each one is made with different yarn to vary sizes. Violet one is made with Jeans (YarnArt), green with Paris (Drops) and white – Happy (YarnArt). No matter the yarn, crocheting them was easy and pleasing.
Don't ask me about the white one, though. I have no idea why I made it furry in the first place, not to mention attaching eyes.
They are kind of weird, if you think about this :)
My clover get it's first trifoliate leave!
So excited! I would never think that I get so enchanted with clover :)
Actually, I took this photo two weeks ago. So much was going on and I didn't have time to post it. At the moment, there are three separate sprouts with three trifoliate leaves on each. It's growing rank :) When it gets even thicker, I'll make another photo.
The very first amigurumi I crocheted was a tortoise. Not this one, but from the same pattern. I remember the joy and proud that I've made it! :)
It was a long time ago… Like six years or so. I still have thread I bought back then to crochet with. All colours that were avaliable ;)
Pattern is created by Kristie and is free. It's not the easiest for beginners, as it requires lots of sewing and crocheting tiny legs, but it surely is worth your time.
Mr Sleepy
Hello guys!
I can't say I have a bad day, but I do have a runny nose and it's all sore from constant wiping. Bed and cuddly toy would be most welcome ;)
Mr Sleepy embraces the mood, so I'm all for showing it to you! It's one of my latest works. I used Silvia Niessen's free pattern. It is avaliable in Dutch only, but with little effort you'll be able to read it.
I think it's perfect for babies. You are able to crochet Mr Sleepy in one piece (plus hat). I absolutely love it! Give this handsome toy a try :)


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"So what kind of fruit do you want?" the Serbian mom who lived at the hostel in Belgrade asked me.
I looked at her all confused.
"With my first one, my son, I couldn't get enough apples," she continued, "I could eat them all day long. And with her," she nodded toward her daughter, "I could eat an entire bunch of bananas in one sitting. It was all bananas, bananas, bananas."
"I haven't really been craving anything yet," I replied.
A week later in Sarajevo I turned to Wade, "Wouldn't peaches be the best thing ever right now?" I asked, "don't they sound so good to you?"
He looked at me like I was crazy.
But I suppose cravings are meant to be illogical.
Lucky for me, finding peaches in the Balkans in the middle of winter is impossible. It would be a good hunt for Wade and I to track some down. I soon abandoned the cheap produce stands and went to the biggest supermarkets I could find in hopes of scavenging some imported peaches.
But there were no peaches.
I ate peach yogurt, drank peach juice and tea but my craving just became worse. I began dreaming about peaches.
In Croatia, Wade fund an old dusty can of peaches on the bottom shelf of a food store. He was so excited he practically ran home and proudly presented it to me as if he were a returning war hero.
"That is the grossest thing I've ever seen," I let slip out of my mouth as soon as I saw the moldy peaches floating in some kind of sickeningly sweet alchemy syrup. Wade's face fell as his dreams of being a savior were swiftly crushed.
A real juicy peach was the only thing that would do. My mouth would water at its mere mention. At each new town we would find a place to sleep and then I would begin scouring the markets for peaches.
Finally in Tirana, Albania on a sunny day, we came across a good size produce market with lots of stands. My eyes grew big and I pulled Wade through the crowds.
There they were! A whole pile of peaches, the best thing I had ever seen. We bought a bag full for a million dollars and for the first time in my life I didn't care I was being ripped off (I was being ripped off).
As soon as we stepped away from the market, I dug into my bag of treasure. I lifted a peach up to my mouth and bit down into it.
It was absolutely the best thing I have ever tasted in my life.
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