My Booga is not stiff like I want it! I have a front loader washing machine, so I'm thinking this must be the problem. I will take it to my mom's tomorrow and try to stiffen it up in her machine.
Knit with Kuryeon #81 on 10.5 circuitous bamboo-zles 
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October 24, 2004
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Thanks, Gaile. I ran my Booga through my mom's top-loader yesterday, and it seemed to help a lot.
Posted by: piper | October 26, 2004 at 07:20 AM
I just took a look at the one I made my daughter, and it doesn't show stitch definition the way yours does. Even with a front loading machine I would think it would felt if you use hot enough water and had jeans in there for increased agitation. As well, you only need enough water to cover what's in the machine - too much water seems to interfere with the agitation.
Posted by: Gaile | October 25, 2004 at 02:26 PM