A Crocheter’s Worst Nightmare…

I’m thinking that I was right and originally I did use bubblegum pink, but bernat blanket changed up their yarn colors, or the dye lots are just different! So what do I do next?

[@krisphyra2746]

I say take apart the first arm, and use the correct color towards his body for both arms, then have an ombre affect going down towards the hands with the other pinks. I think that would look super cute, and almost intentional as well.

[@downychick]

Oooh yes! GREAT IDEA!

[@phionella7]

Yes that's a fantastic idea!

[@safraella4908]

This is the way.

[@ellamariesshtoyot7717]

That's so smarttttt

[@lalayys]

Yesss

[@Reece8u]

Its a sign, leave him without arms hes adorable the way he is

[@xoxocoolz]

Yes ❤❤

[@SpiriitsRoblox]

Lol

[@flashflashhundredyarddash1501]

Thats what I said

[@FloridaKatLady]

Fully agree. He dont need them because his species doesnt have them. 😂❤❤❤❤❤

[@hcshirven6765]

Ya

[@user-sj5ze4bo1j]

the second one is the perfect one because of the yarn tail they match

[@user-wc4gu5tb6r]

No, it is definitely too light. And the first one is way too dark. Bernat Blanket loves to change the amount of dye pigment they put into their dye lots. It happens to a lot of fibre artists, and I can only imagine how annoying it is.

[@bakerandco]

He’s a shiny!!! It’s a fantastic snorlax!!! Any color will work 😁 keep up the good work!

[@ClodsireBcuzYes]

shiny snorlax is dark blue though?

[@theknittinkitten2954]

I literally needed one ball of yarn to finish a queen sized blanket and the company discontinued the color. It was horrible

[@SammieLand]

Nooooo 😭 thats the worst im so sorry

[@claireyourfriend59755]

Oh man that stinks, do you by chance have its “rapper” or tag (I forgot what it’s called 😭) but if you do go online and search up that “flavor” or color and see if you can get it as close as possible even if it’s a different brand 😊♥️

[@theknittinkitten2954]

@@SammieLand it's ok. We got a dog shortly after and it became his blanket

[@theknittinkitten2954]

@@claireyourfriend59755 no this was years ago. It was my first blanket project. I looked it up at different stores (even including amazon) just to see if anywhere else had it and none of the stores did. Not a huge deal. It's happened twice in my crocheting blankets phase. Which out of crocheting for almost 20 years, isn't too bad

[@SammieLand]

@@theknittinkitten2954 thats good 🥺💖 doggo gets a new blanket out of it (even if its been a while since it was given 😅)

[@Asdfghjkl-pb1ir]

As a former Joann employee: hold on to your labels. It will tell you what shade the yarn is in and also what the dye lot is. If they don’t have it, they may be able to call another store and find it in the correct dye lot

[@summerMe513]

that's so nice of you to help her❤️😊

[@Bailey_cat.R]

that’s smart, thanks for the advice!

[@alpha_wolfalyssa]

It's true as an embroiderer I have all the labels and the color written on it to know

[@MyFictionalChaos]

We have a massive pile of labels (I'm not a crocheter) and I've always wondered why!! Thanks for clarifying lol

[@ericcarlson4436]

Great tip!❤

[@shwetaprabhu966]

you can make a prosthetic hand ( grey colour)

[@emofojeffoloafojaci740]

If you look close at end near the ear they match perfect! I think its the lighting you see. (It was definitely second one!)

[@phhantasm]

I always tell ppl to buy more than they'll need because u can always return the unused ones 😭

[@snorlaxativess]

i like to save them to use it on another project

[@Waterpassion]

Or use it for a new, smaller project

[@katheldunne9358]

I support this. I had to learn it the hard way when I was in the middle of crocheting a blanket and went back to buy more yarn just to be told they ran out or yarn because they were discontinuing it. Apparently I bought from their last batch :( . So buy more than you think you’ll need if you can afford it.

[@Violexie-wb7op]

I cant afford it. I'm too ADD to ever follow through with returning the yarn.

[@TheCrippledCrafter]

It would be great to have the financial freedom to afford to do that. Yes I know you'd be getting a refund but you still have that extra cost upfront

[@_Purple-Bloom_]

I think the lighter shade will work best since it matches the original color better

[@uramuffinhead7447]

The darker kinda reminds me of Kirby but yes i agree with you

[@thegeigersco.8323]

@@uramuffinhead7447same

[@starwarsgirl7776]

I agree

[@snailed__]

No, because it will look like you tried to match it then failed. If you pick the darker one, it looks more intentional. I would pick the darker one and make the choice more of a statement if you know what i mean

[@CatrionaCharles]

I agree.

[@Iheartyouforever]

He looks adorable and cute without any arms! ❤

[@_AKO1L_B4RRY]

Tbh I would just grab both of the yarns and make a little patch of each one and when I was done I would put it close to the stuffed animal and which ever is closest is the one I use!

[@SomeoneBeginingWithI]

Make both of his arms in a different colour from the body, so the arms match each other. I think the lighter pink is closer to the body colour and will look good when the project is finished.

[@Teri0is0Resa]

My thoughts exactly! Why have one stand out and look wrong when you can have two of the same and make it look like a choice?

[@mindfullycrocheted]

Agree.

[@delindaprice7664]

Yeah make them both white

[@happ-hobby]

Exactly what I was thinking, except I like the darker color for the arms, though the lighter color doesn't make as loud of a statement about the arms as the lighter color.

[@epicnamepwns1242]

That's what I would do. It might be a "mistake" but if you make both arms with the same yarn nobody will guess that it wasn't an intentional design decision.

[@mermaliade6631]

Make Snorlax a prosthetic arm and donate it to a child in a hospital that has lost a limb. It would make it a very special Snorlax.

[@jndmclaughlin1584]

That is the best idea! I had my right arm severed and reimplanted at 27 due to a mva. I have my arm it's just a bit different than it was! Scars can be cool:)

[@MyDisavow]

I was thinking something like this!! Do the arm in blue or purple, like a Bucky Barnes tribute 😊

[@Swarmofbees123]

This is the best idea I've ever heard!

[@sexygirlmax2019]

im crying rn

[@dr-amethyst-77]

Yes! That would be so sweet and it would cheer up a child that has gone through something very traumatic

[@Asthetic_Ana1]

Make arm darker pink and palm lighter pink 💗

[@TreeCookies]

When this happens i always bring a small sample of yarn with me to make sure i colour match lool

[@alainab6644]

No arms, he's cute like he is. No one would ever know he was intended to have arms. He looks like a squish-alax.

[@Aranur]

I am agreeance for this idea. He can be a squish-lax

[@kikiko_loser]

@@Aranuri am also agreeance for this idea

[@lannan8462]

​@@kikiko_loser i am also agreeance for this idea

[@TqddyBeqrYT]

@@lannan8462 i am also in agreeance for this idea

[@jessamynroguski9649]

Snowlax

[@sNuGgLeBuNny413]

As a JoAnn store employee, I can tell you that stores never carry the same dye lots. Always check the dye lot before buying and look for multiple skeins of the same dye lot. Also, side tip buy extra. It's always better to have too many skeins of the same dye lot then run out and not have the right dye lot. (If you order online, they will not send you the same dye lot either. Don't ask me why.)

[@darquequeen]

I just had that happen when I bought yarn online. So aggravating!

[@bella7904]

lol I used to work at Joann too.. it’s probably cause we’re packaging the yarn at the store and not paying attention to the lots, just making sure its the correct product and shipping it out asap

[@Sputterbugz]

wow thanks for the info I dont usually have to worry about it bc I get pick ups but when I do order I get whats only available online- usually kaleidoscope wool- but it's all supposed to be running colors anyway so it isn't a big deal. I'm glad I havnt had this problem yet

[@seanc6451]

@@darquequeen I know when I worked there we were always sure to put yarn from the same dye lot in cause most of our employees were crocheters and knew the pain 😂

[@spicylemon4426]

bring him to the store and color match him like you're buying his foundation

[@user-dd5nh9vj4l]

You should do one light pink, and one dark and then same for the legs like a patchwork snorelax

[@almasmokey]

Full metal snorlax- make his arm out of metal and tell everyone he lost in a bad alchemy accident

[@fayesversion]

This is actually not a bad idea! Maybe not actual metal, but metal color, or like grey.. 😂

[@sbdinosaur]

this might be the best way to do this omg was Snorlax trying to resurrect his dead mother?

[@raerohan4241]

​@@sbdinosaurThat'd work better with Cubone though

[@sbdinosaur]

@@raerohan4241 ooh that's even better:0

[@labae8728]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@SummerAlleriaWindrunner]

Oh no!!! Thats horrible 😅 I definitely think the lighter color would look best for the arms though. It'll still look so cute! Edit: Oh the outfit that she made is so cute instead! What a great idea 👍

[@lydiajacobs3974]

I thought the brighter one was cute . Honestly I think just two toned would be adorable!

[@everchang1n]

​@@SummerAlleriaWindrunner that was my thought as well; lighter pink & do both arms in it. Good luck, OP! It'll be adorable, regardless what you decide ❤.

[@elizabethshove3588]

Use light pink for both arms!!!

[@rhondabirchfield1558]

Yes. The lighter one

[@fluffyowl7453]

Or white?

[@Thecrochetmooshroom]

I usually bring a little piece of the yarn i need make sure its an exact match

[@IsraelCronin-mr7jk]

This is why I save my yarn labels and make notes on the back of them. Saves me almost every time

[@RaliciaM]

He does not need arms🥰. He will be as a squishmallow.🧡🧡🧡

[@duckysguidetoshipping8930]

YESSSSSS

[@amethystspeaker6919]

I like this option as well XD

[@jillianalexi2871]

𝙸 𝙻𝙾𝚅𝙴 𝚂𝚀𝚄𝚂𝙷𝙼𝙰𝙻𝙻𝙾𝚆𝚂!!!

[@duckysguidetoshipping8930]

@@jillianalexi2871 YESS

[@cheesesticksXO]

I have like 14 (some in different sizes)

[@maysmoo9749]

This has been happening very frequently with not just yarn colors but a lot of other types of items, for example colored candles. I work in retail and some of the dyed things we get were drastically different colors than the old stuff we used to get and I believe it’s supply issues

[@LizaBMarie]

Its even happening in herbal stores, like supplements with dyes, some of them coming out really messed up looking. How weird

[@aspoonfullofkiwi]

Quality control issues. I've seen it happen at my store too.

[@roonilwazlib5402]

I’ve seen this happening with stitching/embroidery thread as well. I wanted to stitch mermaids on a baby towel for my niece and remembered that I saw a metallic green yarn at my local art and crafting shop which would be perfect for the fish tail part. (Sorry, English is not my native language 😅) I ordered it online because it was cheaper. When it arrived it wasn’t a nearly teal green, it was more like grass green and also had copper strands in it?! I thought I got a different one, but when I was at the local store the nearly teal one had the exact same item number. If they don’t change the appearance of their products from time to time, the problem is probably that they can’t get all the stuff they need for production anymore, or they got too pricey and they do tiny adjustments because of this which sometimes totally change the color. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@earth.champion]

​@@roonilwazlib5402 my grandma told me this has been a common thing for decades. Basically anything dyed in batches will never be an exact match. Sometimes the difference will be subtle, sometimes it will be so noticeable you'll think you bought the wrong supplies. 😢

[@Annie_Annie__]

Just the other day I went to buy my usual hair serum and several of the bottles were green. The bottle is usually a very subtle green, almost like a translucent olive gray green, if that makes sense? But some of the bottles were _green_ . Like Nickelodeon slime green. I had to double check that just the bottle was green and not the serum itself. Also that the labels and everything else was the same. It was. It wasn’t a big deal, far from having dye lot issues, but it was just so odd.

[@benjaminscot1121]

I’ve learned to snip a lil piece and bring it with me cuz I’m not risking this more than the many times it’s happened

[@whiteflowerbodywork]

Crochet two new arms in the dark pink. Problem soled. Use the other oink to add fringe and brush it out for nice fluff.

[@scarlettmorey2876]

If you have the lot number for the previous yarn you used I'd ask around on the crochet groups on Facebook and such and you'd very likely be able to buy the yarn from someone to finish him. :) I see people do stuff like that often

[@sillyface6950]

That is an amazing idea!

[@aprilfoozeler]

Yes!!! I did this on ravelry and a person had the yarn!

[@scarlettmorey2876]

@@aprilfoozeler Very happy it worked out for you!

[@Delephene]

I think with her saying “I definitely used one of these colors, who knows?” Implies she no longer has the tag that says the name or lot number but it would be a good idea if she did

[@beckyodom9886]

I was going to say that too.

[@rebeccaglasser472]

That’s why I always save the paper from around the roll until I’m done with a project so that I’m able to find the exact thing I’m looking for if I run out.

[@rachel0982]

Yep! Always keep the paper sleeve in the project bag. And if you ball winder a skein or hank it's super easy to fold up the paper and put it in the middle of the ball as you take it off the winder. It still might be impossible to find the right dye lot, but at least you'll know what you're looking for.

[@lstockley7902]

It’s also helpful because you should check the Lot Number along with the product color. Especially for fiber, different lots can be the same dye process but turn out like the examples in the video.

[@moose8846]

This doesn't help when it comes to dye lots, and by the time you run out, the rest of the yarn from that dye lot will have sold

[@lapatti]

I buy my yarn from a market stall because it's cheaper there but you can never find the same brand, let alone colour

[@blueismylove3128]

I literally have a whole drawer full of yarn labels. You'll never catch me slipping again.

[@alexandriaritmiller8168]

This happened to me and I refused to use the much more common washed out version. Took me a year but I found a the brighter dye color I need!

[@giraffebubbles5471]

I'm still learning how to do a square but I'd say the light pink because in my opinion it's the closest one to the original color you used for your project :)

[@maryelias4984]

You could give the Snorlax a dark pink blanket draped across their arm with a little bit of the arm sticking out so you can still make it flow and look really cute.

[@JuMiKu]

Great idea!

[@sarahledbetter7118]

Make the arms white

[@YourgirlClae]

I’m a crocheter and I would definitely use the lighter pink because once you actually crochet it together you’ll get a darker colour because it’s more tightly packed

[@YourgirlClae]

Please pin this coment

[@IntrovertedBear]

Nope. I think you're wrong. I used a peachey color in my temperature blanket. It looks peachey in the original ball, but then white in my work. It kinda makes me sad.

[@lilieg9135]

​@@IntrovertedBeari hate when that happens! I used a dark navy blue to make a mesh shrug, and it turned lighter and it annoyed me so much! The darker color was what I wanted :(

[@MegadoseTheOutsiderArtist]

That literally happened to me also but it was a punch rug I was making and I ran out of this beautiful green.... And I could not find that color .....yea

[@user-qg4mn3lc2b]

When i have needed help, the employees have been very helpful and will search the bins for dye lot numbers. I've had to call various stores within driving range of me to find a certain dye lot, and it worked. I only had to actually drive to one store because of their help.

[@beanboi7952]

Lesson Learned: Never get rid of the yarn paper for your current crochet project.

[@mydogeatspuke]

Or just make sure you have enough before starting

[@Nowiknowhowjoanofarcfelt]

@@mydogeatspuke that’s a little difficult though. Especially as a beginner

[@mydogeatspuke]

@@Nowiknowhowjoanofarcfelt she's clearly not a beginner though. And any patterns worth using will tell you how much you need.

[@nannyflowers165]

​@@mydogeatspuke exactly. And if I'm following a pattern I always buy an extra ball and sometimes two because I crochet tighter sometimes. It really depends on what is going on in my familys lives and how anxious I am. Although, crocheting usually relaxes me. ✌️ ✌️ 💜 💜

[@nannyflowers165]

​@@mydogeatspuke oh Lawd, I just realize what your name is and laughed for the first time today even though I'm in pain! I really like that name honey. Thanks for the laugh.

[@milanapranic6958]

The worst is when you're busy with a project and the wool gets discontinued

[@szangitabhandari3255]

It happened to me too 😢 I was making a cardigan and when I finished the first panel, I realized that the back panel is darker 😢

[@AshleyBuckmaster-uk3gc]

Such a cute Snorlax! I'd love to have one like that on my bed. ❤

[@lostcontrol1981]

This is why I always keep the wrapper of the yarns I’m using until I’m finished the project. Then you’d have the dye lot number and possibly be able to find a matching ball of yarn

[@nightm1me]

me too! i also have a 'yarn book' where i crochet a sample (so you can see how the yarn looks crocheted) and tape it next to the label on it's own page, just in case i need it again later

[@TianaGamaSantos]

I tape a piece of yarn and write it's code in the notebook I use to write the "recipes"

[@doriandangerous]

Do the first arm again, and do both lighter pink, call it a Design Choice (TM) 😂

[@AmieDeLalla]

Genius

[@definitelydeb61]

This!!

[@ajahhelm7729]

This is what I was thinking too!

[@Davidgarriga-sl9ey]

Just what I was thinking

[@maryannkom299]

That’s what I said.

[@AnimeFreakKatie]

I would be driving to every joanne's within a 50 mile radius to hopefully find one that still had the shade I needed in stock.

[@hades_head_empty]

i'd do both arms in the lighter pink, and maybe do the original yarn color at the base of each arm and blend it into the new yarn?

[@hollaback5612]

He actually looks complete without so just leave him be, he's gorgeous as is.

[@elawinjala1635]

I ran out of yarn for the limbs of an axolotl recently, I ended up having to get a smaller size of the same color because the larger size was discontinued-

[@Rayla-X3]

sorry broskie

[@eviedart4585]

At least it was the same colour though

[@theflamedragon2508]

If you went with a different color itd almost be like the axolotl lost the limbs and regrew them. morbid but also cool?

[@maria-nw9vr]

a brand literally DISCONTINUED my color in the middle of my project

[@Sophiedits27]

you can either leave it armless oruse the darker pink and add dark pink accents to it like the ears or white to pink boarder❤

[@caraminez]

Always keep your yarn labels until the project is over!!! You can find matching dye lots online in most cases.

[@llamaworld835]

her point is the actual batch that came in of a specific color. different batches can be slightly off color, bubble gum pink #whatevernumber can be a whole slew of shades depending on the dye

[@caraminez]

@@llamaworld835 that's why I said to keep the label. It has a number on it that says which specific batch the yarn came from, called the dye lot. Balls from the same dye lot will match, balls from different lots are not guaranteed to. Folks on sites like ravelry will often list their yarn for sale or trade with the dye lot so you can find a match.

[@teebee9735]

​@caraminez - Ding Ding! This exactly! Of course the exception is you have the stuff like I'm using that doesn't have a dye lot because it hasn't been dyed but the original I purchased, uh... a Really long time ago the new stuff, while the company still makes it, it doesn't match. So the top of the sweater I'm making is a tad lighter than the bottom. Welllll, we'll just call that a "design feature"! 😂😂😂🤦🏻‍♀️

[@sandrawinther8286]

I never understood Why mom was so insistent on me checking the corresponding Numbers on the yarn i would buy until i made my first sweater and realized half was a shade darker. It absolutely sucks that They cant dye it somewhat similarly so now i always double check for bigger projects

[@rebeccajuliaroseanderson1485]

This happened to me with a blanket I made for my mother in law. One of the skeins I used was lighter and I didn’t realize till I finished. I didn’t know this was why!

[@jenniferhammitt2877]

That's why they say make sure you buy what you need at one time because different lots are too different but it's happened to us all😮😅

[@Shiyamirai]

A Snorelax with tan lines😂 but I saw a 😢 of making ombre arms. It sounds like an interesting idea.

[@MAGA272]

You should totally do an arm of each color it builds character and it has a story behind it and the person that gets it will throughly enjoy the conversation piece

[@NyxTheNightWalker]

OMG I THOUGHT OF THE SAME THING CUDOS TO YOH LOL

[@theKnottyCrocheter]

I was going to say the same. Make it your own! One of each won't hurt. It makes it even more unique.

[@jsjsjdjdfndndndn]

i think that she should do two different colour arms so the arms match

[@ZZs.Outlet2382]

@@jsjsjdjdfndndndnthat doesn’t make sense.

[@melindasnaps9816]

Note to self: if I ever take up crochet or knitting- always buy extra of each material because dye lots change.

[@Melodyberryboba]

I think you should use the darker one on both arms just remake one of them I know that’s a lot of work, but I think it would look really cute and add a little bit more detail into it❤❤

[@Cofffeeebeanns]

Girl I feel ur pain,one time I was walking to the shop and saw people loading the colour I needed into a truck 😢

[@amayanekonya]

you could make the arm an entirety different color like he's using a move

[@xoxo.a.]

that’s what she said-😭

[@thedarknessofnana]

Snorlax used FIRE PUNCH! 😂 My brother taught one of his Snorlaxes all kinds of elemental punches.

[@erikal9594]

where is the first arm i don’t see it

[@stigyanblue1442]

Give Snorlax a cardigan out of the darker pink, make his arms the cardigan sleeves. It won't be removable but you might be able to fudge it so it looks on purpose.

[@Sticky-Situation]

Dropping your favorite hook and it breaking is worse 😂

[@Quiet_Kid.edu.gov.com.gun.47]

The color looks kind of like princess pink, maybe see if that's it, or maybe see if you can take Snorlax into Joann's and try to color match

[@smalltittypunkgf]

am i the only one who loves him without arms? he's so cute like this

[@Emmie1]

*the urge to buy more yarn that I actually need for a project intensifies*

[@aleighacampbell2229]

Thats why i always buy 1 extra ball of yarn

[@omallie360]

Maybe there's a dye lightener that you could duo the darker one into cuz it looks like it would possibly work if just a shade or two lighter

[@TaLisaLovesDaveDay98]

Take him in with you to find the perfect match

[@Nylaluvscrochet]

Hii be at Blakey changed the colors so the color is discontinued 😢

[@Nylaluvscrochet]

Bernat blanket *

[@TaLisaLovesDaveDay98]

@@Nylaluvscrochet oh no! That's so sad 😢

[@lydiajacobs3974]

The Joanns near us has horrible lighting I can’t tell you how many times we have gotten a color off shade wise even when bringing the yarn with us! I am hoping that’s not all of their stores!!😊

[@LilMissWiccan]

​@@lydiajacobs3974 wait what??

[@jademoon7938]

You could unravel the one arm, and make it white with only the pink on the top/outer side so the hand and inner arm are white. That would leave enough of the correct pink to do both. Since you already used that white. It'll look intentional and cohesive.

[@scarlettscott6445]

Make most of the arm, a blue and the rest of it the tiny bit of pink you have and then you can make it look like a jacket if you do like the little vest thing

[@PrincesasMendez123]

This happened to me when i ran out of yarn making a mosh top

[@zoe.zimbabwe]

A technique I use is folding the yarn label flat, punching a hole in it, and slip-knotting a sample scrap onto it, so I have the color name, brand, and an actual swatch of the color all at once. Hope this helped ❣️❣️

[@spades498]

omg ur a genius im gonna do this with all my yarn now xkxjkxn

[@BIGDORMIR]

secret more sinister option: make the arms gradient by starting with the yarn you originally used and use the darker pink towards the base / hands so that it all comes together

[@Obrik]

keep a scrap of the correct pink in your wallet, and every time you go to a craft store, see if it matches something there. If every dye lot is different, eventually one that's close will appear

[@Wilbdo]

Maybe you could make him a strawberry and use the lighter pink as seeds, or use the darker pink as splotches and make a strawberry on his head?

[@axolotlscarlett7781]

I recommend going to a yarn store and (bring your snorlax) ask if they have that shade. If you don’t find it, maybe make the arm a full covered arm accessory

[@Tarudaku]

Yes! This is an amazing idea

[@allisonlouie1202]

My roommate crocheted a Snorlax and ran out of yarn too when they had to do the arms. They crocheted a tree branch with berries on it to hide the fact that the arm was a different color

[@axolotlscarlett7781]

@@allisonlouie1202 that sounds like the finished product looked really cool!

[@allisonlouie1202]

@@axolotlscarlett7781 it was!! :)

[@3stitchesshort]

Make both the arms matching. Either both arms solid in the new shade, or pull the finished arm back to the point the 2nd arm ends and finish them both in the slightly lighter shade. It will look more consistent and like a design choice than a dyelot mismatch

[@erikagallegos1984]

I always save the wrap board because I’ve had this happen too many times 😅 so now I know exactly what yarn I used

[@8282nieves]

ooh, maybe you should do a darker pink it will stand out more 😊❤

[@llgla]

I got an idea - since you already got one arm done, you got some yarn with the correct pink shade. Therefore, if you don't mind the hassle, you can unravel the arm then make two 'upper arms' with the correct pink shade. Use the white yarn (same color as the belly) to make the 'lower arms'. The lower part would look like gloves.

[@annmariebusu9924]

That's fabulous

[@scarlett4144]

Yessss

[@giordanodsouza9563]

Niiice

[@labonihira]

This is definitely a big issue because the dye lots can turn out drastically different sometimes and its really frustrating

[@yolandasamuels3213]

Maybe do an ombre or alternate the two shades like stripes on both arms?

[@Blackpink_in-yah.Areahhhhh]

Try using the darker one it kinda matches the plushy plus it would be a cool combination❤

[@shinobu6946]

Being a crocheter, this feels illegal when it happens. That’s all I’m saying.

[@zghst]

You could do both, make the outside bit of the arm lighter and the inside of the arm (towards the body) make it darker

[@Toca.Lily.johnathan]

I suggest you can like make it a strawberry one like with dark pink spots i think it will be like really cute and for the arm i suggest that you do dark pink spots with the light pink because the dark pink will catch peoples eyes so they wont notice its not the same color hope this helps! 😊

[@thisisnotmyhandle01]

disabled plushi!! love it 😁 i had a friend growing up with only one arm and tbh they where literally the colest of the group!

[@Sass_cass]

I say you just keep him like a little blob. Make him into a little Snorlax snowman when the holidays come around by making a little top hat or scarf, and he’ll be the Snorlax snowman.

[@Kaylee-wz3xc]

I think the lighter pink looks better😊

[@presleywood]

She doesn't have enough of that though

[@anastasiocaruso]

No the darker one

[@Thatonegirl86753]

@@anastasiocarusobruh it’s not a election chill

[@Uknow_who1120]

I like it too

[@jodoodlyboi2963]

​@@Thatonegirl86753 made me snort 😂

[@harmonyquinn2557]

I’d undo one arm and do both arms in the darker pink or undo some of the body & finished arm and do an ombré effect.

[@sergiodaquino2254]

I think you should do a crochet granny square or something with both to see which in looks like snorlax’s skin.

[@frogprincess412]

Always save the wrapper that comes with the yarn to be able to match the dye lot. Also, always get at least one extra skein than the pattern calls for. I usually get 2 extra. Of course if you are making your own pattern it's a little trickier. Your Snorlax is amazing.

[@shadowofthegods]

Would be super cute to undo the first arm you made, make the snorlax a little jacket and then use the OG yard to make hands!

[@gemvideos5617]

Yes I was just about to suggest that! A jacket or sweater would be so adorable

[@RobinSnuttjer]

That was my thought!

[@soenitak.6830]

That's incredibly smart

[@user-xk4sc1fu1v]

A cute lil cardigan w strawberrys would look SOOOOO cuteeee

[@ommie_]

that’s exactly what i thought!!

[@gaintturnip]

The worst nightmare of a crocheter is realizing you made a severe mistake at the very beginning and the only way to fix it is by going back to the start and undoing weeks of progress.

[@ParanormalC0w]

I’m the queen of not buying enough yarn. Same dye lot or not, I always run out.

[@BuggieTheBugster]

Lighter! It’s a less extreme difference and I think it’ll look cute especially if you do both arms in the new yarn

[@snellbykay2428]

Sometimes the bernat and bernat baby lines have the same names but slightly different color shades. It’s definitely something to keep an eye out for.

[@mavickypa]

Choose one and make both arms with it. Or crochet both arms simultaneusly with the original color and swich to the lighter color at the same point in both arms

[@crochetedpethats]

What I do is keep the tags that have the color on it so if I do run out I am able to get the same color or you can leave him as he is he is still cute.

[@talalamme8442]

The biggest struggle is having to frog everything after doing one stitch wrong after doing 40 rows on top of it

[@Ava-cq1zi]

This is the one I relate to.

[@fruityblue9784]

I can’t be bothered… I just do something to secure the hole and leave it 😅

[@sillyface6950]

Reasons why its good to check the stitch count after a row frequently 😅

[@talalamme8442]

@@sillyface6950 it's also good to check how much yarn you'll need for a project and prepare Incase they run out or are small dye lots.

[@P.M.P.181]

This is why I (slightly) prefer knitting 😅 a lot of times you can just go down one column and fix the problem. Also, knitting uses less yarn and is gentler on the yarn if you have to frog it.

[@LunaStafford]

as a fursuit maker, we also have this with fur. every batch is slightly different. and considering fursuits cost a LOT we often reach out to other makers to get the fur we need from a certain batch number to make sure the customer gets the correct colors and not slightly different colors.

[@preshisloved]

That’s actually genuinely interesting lol

[@danieladlouha2608]

happened to my sweater :D i try to pretend that the different colored sleeves were a design choice

[@SweetKiren]

The worst thing that could happen to a crocheter happened to my sister's bff, she got a crochetneedle stuck INSIDE HER HAND. She fell while crocheting and landed on the needle, and couldn't remove it becauce of the hook on the end.