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Naomi
 Post subject: Brain balls--Help Linda A
PostPosted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 7:27 pm 
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I thought I had printed out the directions for the "brain balls" Linda A shared. I didn't and would like them! If you have them can you please post them or let Linda A know to post them!

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 Post subject: Re: Brain balls--Help Linda A
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I am definitely interested too for the brain ball instructions; if I recall correctly they could be made in 3 sizes.
I had thought I saved, however I cannot locate.

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 Post subject: Re: Brain balls--Help Linda A
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Found in my email (thank God for gmail search! ;)

Chain 5, join with slip stitch to form circle. Chain 3.

Row 1: work 5 DC in each stitch around. Join with slip stitch, chain 3. (25 DC)

Rows 2&3: same as row 1. Bind off at end of row 3. Each row will have 5x more stitches than previous row.

For a tighter ball, work more than 5 DC in each stitch.

Hope this helps!

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Naomi
 Post subject: Re: Brain balls--Help Linda A
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Angela wrote:
Found in my email (thank God for gmail search! ;)

Chain 5, join with slip stitch to form circle. Chain 3.

Row 1: work 5 DC in each stitch around. Join with slip stitch, chain 3. (25 DC)

Rows 2&3: same as row 1. Bind off at end of row 3. Each row will have 5x more stitches than previous row.

For a tighter ball, work more than 5 DC in each stitch.

Hope this helps!


Thank you!

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Pam J.
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Do dogs that normally skin a tennis ball play with these or just destroy them?

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Angel Lewis
 Post subject: Re: Brain balls--Help Linda A
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I crochet but I cannot read that. lol I will figure it out. But Thanks, I need to try that for Smokey cause he loves to peal the tennis balls up. Ugh

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