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how to block acrylic yarn with steam
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Blocking acrylic yarn with steam is a technique used to give your finished knitting or crochet projects a more professional look by evening out stitches and setting the shape. Since acrylic is a synthetic fiber, it responds well to heat. To block with steam, you'll need a steam iron or a garment steamer and a blocking mat or a towel. First, lay your project flat on the blocking mat or towel in the desired shape. Do not pin acrylic projects like you would with wool; the heat and steam will do the job. Hover the steam iron or steamer above the fabric, without touching it, allowing the steam to penetrate the fibers. The heat will relax the yarn, allowing it to take on the desired shape. Move slowly and steadily across the project until all areas have been steamed. Allow the project to cool and dry completely before handling. This process is irreversible, so proceed with caution and always test on a swatch first.
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