Sentence examples for take your yarn from inspiring English sources
Take your yarn and your knitted piece.
Take your yarn and tie it medium loose around the straw and push it down about an inch.
When you are finished cutting and it starts to look more like a pom pom, take your set-aside length of yarn and slip it in between your templates.
Take the yarn off your fingers and tie the yarn tightly around in a double knot.
Take out your entire yarn collection and place each skein or ball of yarn in your sorting area.
Once you are halfway down the braid, take a piece of your yarn and find the middle of the yarn piece.
Take the "working yarn," or yarn leading back to the skein, and wrap it over your crochet hook, from the back toward you.
Line up all your yarn and take a photo while you have it out.
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 the yarn out of the bucket of water and soap.
