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This may not be the correct place for this question/concern, but perhaps someone can answer. I am crocheting a blanket measuring 52″ x 60″ using three colors of blanket yarn. The major color is a Super Bulky, requiring a size N or M hook; the other two colors are Jumbo, requiring a size P or Q hook. My issue is this: going from the N hook to the P hook doesn’t work at all. And, using a size N hook with the Jumbo yarn results is a “ruffle” effect. I have tried using a size K with the Jumbo yarn, but still finds a slight ruffle effect. Do I dare go down one more size hook with the Jumbo yarn? It is a little difficult to pull the Jumbo yard with the smaller hook, but …. Does anyone have any suggestions for this issue. I really want to use the two yarns for the blanket because of the colors, but I want it to be flat, not with ripples in the Jumbo yarn sections. Any suggestions will be appreciated. My email is [email protected].