Sentence examples for take yarn from inspiring English sources

Take yarn and lay it out and cut it from your middle back to the floor.

"I got the idea from a winter version of this: an old friend of my mother's took yarn scraps and would knit matching striped mittens, leaving them by the door around the holidays as a small gift for visitors".

Take the yarn off your fingers and tie the yarn tightly around in a double knot.

The reaction of the typically rationalist reader to this development is: "What kind of suckers would take a yarn like this seriously in the first place?" Or: "What evidence does it take to persuade a publisher that the story of a trip to heaven is a fabrication?" .

Take your yarn and your knitted piece.

Take the yarn out of the bucket of water and soap.

Depending on what cat you want, take the yarn color of his or her tail.

Take some yarn and tie each end to the holes, adjusting as needed.

Its eye is large, so as to be able to take wool yarn.

You might like to take more yarn to tie them together.

Take colored yarn or string and cut the threads to the length you want.