Go For Fleece Sherpa Yarn
SKU: 937-108L
Think big and think cozy. This jumbo yarn begs to be squished and stitched into projects meant to keep you warm and snuggly. Try it out in scarves, cowls, hats, accent trims on sweaters and jackets, pillows, or even giant blankets. The 100% polyester fiber allows this yarn to be machine washed.
Customer Reviews
My first time working with this yarn and I thought it’s gonna be hard but I love it!!!! I’m making 3 fuzzy fleece bags for a friend of mine and I live how they turned out!
Love working with this yarn. It was a little challenging at first but the longer I worked with it the easier it became. I bought enough to make blankets for Christmas gifts.
I bought this yarn to make AllAboutAmi's Fleece Teddy pattern and I love it! There was certainly a learning curve with the fluffy yarn, you need to feel your stitches since you can't see them through the fluff. But the yarn is very forgiving as you can't easily see any mistakes and the big teddy worked up quickly. Its so soft and cuddly! I will definitely be purchasing more of this yarn to make the fleece bunny and panda patterns.
It is hard to knit shaggy yarn; I am plodding. I won't order that kind of yarn.
This yarn will be interesting to work with as you can't see your stitches, though you can feel them. Love the soft, coziness of it and look forward to making the Chunky Sherpa Coat.
I ordered a single skein of this to try it out because I'd really like to have a fluffy sherpa type sweater but often the store bought ones I've seen are the cheap icky sherpa that loves to snag on any bit of dry and cracked skin on my hands or arms and is very much NOT comfortable. First touch was wonderful, my hands were dry and while there was a TINY bit of snagging around the nails where my skin is often the worst, it wasn't off-putting at all. I ended up crocheting two swatches, one with a 15mm hook, one with a 16mm hook to see the diffrence in size and drape as well as to tie them off and throw them through a wash and dry per label instructions to see how the texture held up. It was just as soft and non-snaggy as before washing! Also it was suprisingly easy to work with even if I needed to physically feel for each stitch and it was easy to lose count of what row I was on as I was more focused on counting each stitch. Also it frogged suprisingly well too as I was able to frog and re-crochet several times before I bound off the first swatch and moved on to the other hook. Swatch with green hook is my 15mm hook that I've had for a while, it's either Clover or Lion Brand, white hook is the 16mm Susan Bates I picked up recently to test with this yarn.
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Customer Reviews
My first time working with this yarn and I thought it’s gonna be hard but I love it!!!! I’m making 3 fuzzy fleece bags for a friend of mine and I live how they turned out!
Love working with this yarn. It was a little challenging at first but the longer I worked with it the easier it became. I bought enough to make blankets for Christmas gifts.
I bought this yarn to make AllAboutAmi's Fleece Teddy pattern and I love it! There was certainly a learning curve with the fluffy yarn, you need to feel your stitches since you can't see them through the fluff. But the yarn is very forgiving as you can't easily see any mistakes and the big teddy worked up quickly. Its so soft and cuddly! I will definitely be purchasing more of this yarn to make the fleece bunny and panda patterns.
It is hard to knit shaggy yarn; I am plodding. I won't order that kind of yarn.
This yarn will be interesting to work with as you can't see your stitches, though you can feel them. Love the soft, coziness of it and look forward to making the Chunky Sherpa Coat.
I ordered a single skein of this to try it out because I'd really like to have a fluffy sherpa type sweater but often the store bought ones I've seen are the cheap icky sherpa that loves to snag on any bit of dry and cracked skin on my hands or arms and is very much NOT comfortable. First touch was wonderful, my hands were dry and while there was a TINY bit of snagging around the nails where my skin is often the worst, it wasn't off-putting at all. I ended up crocheting two swatches, one with a 15mm hook, one with a 16mm hook to see the diffrence in size and drape as well as to tie them off and throw them through a wash and dry per label instructions to see how the texture held up. It was just as soft and non-snaggy as before washing! Also it was suprisingly easy to work with even if I needed to physically feel for each stitch and it was easy to lose count of what row I was on as I was more focused on counting each stitch. Also it frogged suprisingly well too as I was able to frog and re-crochet several times before I bound off the first swatch and moved on to the other hook. Swatch with green hook is my 15mm hook that I've had for a while, it's either Clover or Lion Brand, white hook is the 16mm Susan Bates I picked up recently to test with this yarn.