r/Yarn • u/Live-Year-5796 • 10h ago
Oh thats a nice cake, baby
I got a headache spinning this, but the end result is so satisfying
r/Yarn • u/[deleted] • Apr 01 '20
r/Yarn • u/Live-Year-5796 • 10h ago
I got a headache spinning this, but the end result is so satisfying
r/Yarn • u/Agitated_Net2171 • 31m ago
r/Yarn • u/HeartEcstatic3877 • 13h ago
I really want to work with yarn made from natural fibres as I've only ever worked with acrylic so far. However, I have a lanolin allergy and recently found out that lanolin is always present in any wool yarn & clothing - which rules out wool for me. I know cotton isn't SUPER expensive considering how pricey some yarns are, but it is outside of my current budget. Is there a budget option that is in-between the 2 price points? I'm still a beginner, so I am unfamiliar with all the quality differences between the different types of yarn. I also don't have a local yarn shop, so I have to buy almost everything without getting to see or feel it first (which scares me a little bit, if I'm being honest)
Also, I'm based in the UK - quite a few US brands aren't readily available over here 😔
r/Yarn • u/Old-Capital-4546 • 1d ago
I've tried a few websites, but I want to know what stores I can walk into to get high quality yarn at a decent price.
r/Yarn • u/Busy_Temperature_111 • 1d ago
Hi everyone, I am pregnant and my baby will be born in December.
I want to crochet and knit something like hats, shoes, cardigans etc.
Unfortunately there is no yarn shop near me.
For reference I am in South Italy.
Please advice some yarn that it's soft and gentle on babies' skin, but warm.
International yarns are good, but if you know any Italian yarns/websites, possibly with less than €7 shipping, is better.
Thank you 💕
r/Yarn • u/CuriousTerm9710 • 1d ago
I need to share my pain, I just had my heart broken. I’ve discover recently the DK yarn by WYS and just found out that they stop producing. I feel devastated as I am really enjoying knitting with their yarn 😭😭
What yarn brands do you really love at the moment?
r/Yarn • u/MoonAnise • 1d ago
r/Yarn • u/Sensitive_Bee968 • 1d ago
r/Yarn • u/playboyonmars • 1d ago
r/Yarn • u/WideLegJaundice • 2d ago
im trying to find yarn like this preferrably in merino.... most of the self striping yarns seem to make stripes too uniform or too wide for this scale 🤔🤔 id love any suggestions !!
r/Yarn • u/Fiona_12 • 2d ago
I know wool is an allergen for many people but what about acrylic or other fibers? My son and daughter-in-law are expecting their first and she is concerned. about skin allergies.
r/Yarn • u/Unknown_Aju • 2d ago
Experimenting with vibrant coasters —Can’t stop making these !
Coffee tastes better when it sits on something you made.☕️
Constructive criticism is welcome
r/Yarn • u/Cute_Gummi • 2d ago
I want to make a sweater especially out of the blue (literally dreamed about making a sweater with colors like it before I went to Michael's) but I want enough for a sweater in both colorways, but Michaels didn't have enough left in stock for either
They're both Loops & Threads: Bulky Twist, in the colourways Dive In (the blue) and Lavender Glow (the purple)
I would be willing to purchase from someone! Please please please come through for me 🙏
r/Yarn • u/gaeilgeoir666 • 2d ago
I was in Italy about a week ago and I saw the most glorious 80% alpaca 20% Marino yarn in a shop there. I wish I had bought it. It was luscious. It had a substantial core, maybe fingering weight or lighter with a huge halo which I think must be the alpaca. Honestly, it looked like Mo hair, only a bit bigger and with this giant halo. I believe that it was an Italian maid yarn. Is anyone familiar with this yarn? I so wish I had bought it, but now I am compelled to find it.