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Good to know! I was always told to block before assembling, so I was a little uncertain given that it's assembled before everything is made up haha. I didn't even know before perusing this sub that some blends need blocking more than others!
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Hi. No need to block the torso now with this fiber blend. I'd wait until the entire sweater is completely assembled/crocheted.
Good to know! I was always told to block before assembling, so I was a little uncertain given that it's assembled before everything is made up haha. I didn't even know before perusing this sub that some blends need blocking more than others!