Homespun® Boucle Bulky Yarn
SKU: 790-225D
Homespun wraps every stitch in softness and subtle color movement. With its silky feel and lightly textured strand, this yarn adds depth and dimension to even the simplest patterns. Choose from solid tones, heathered hues, or painterly palettes with long, graceful transitions, each designed to create gentle striping and a handmade look. Perfect for relaxed garments, cozy wraps, and comforting throws, Homespun offers a tactile experience every knitter or crocheter will reach for again and again.
Customer Reviews
I crochet lap blankets and shawls along with other Members of our Church. I choose Homespun Boulce Yarn because of 1) the soft and blending colors; and 2) the warmth of the finished item. And, while crocheting, the strand of yarn doesn't split. So easy to work with and works up fast. I use a K hook. Sure do get a lot of compliments!! Even made one for my Granddog; and she loves it. Don't stop making it!
I'm a crochet newbie and this is one of my top 3 favorites. I mix this gray colorway with black and its not only lovely but so forgivable. Even my cats catching claws on it never leave a permanent mark cause all I need to do is roll the yarn in my fingers a little and it regains its shape.
The Homespun yarn in Heather is lovely to work with and the colors are beautiful. There are subtle purples, greens, grays, pinks, and yellow, making it very versatile. The sweater I crocheted goes with many outfits.
I really like this yarn and enjoy working with it. It DOES NOT frog well, though.
The shawl in the pictures is a modified version of the Agatha’s Reading Shawl by Ophelia Talks Crochet.
Our church loves Homespun Yarn. We make shawls for those who are going through rough times which are much appreciated. They know they are being wrapped in the warmth of our prayers. Homespum is soft and lasting for years of use.
I’ve been using this type of yarn for over 20 years and many blankets made for family and friends.
Customer Reviews
I crochet lap blankets and shawls along with other Members of our Church. I choose Homespun Boulce Yarn because of 1) the soft and blending colors; and 2) the warmth of the finished item. And, while crocheting, the strand of yarn doesn't split. So easy to work with and works up fast. I use a K hook. Sure do get a lot of compliments!! Even made one for my Granddog; and she loves it. Don't stop making it!
I'm a crochet newbie and this is one of my top 3 favorites. I mix this gray colorway with black and its not only lovely but so forgivable. Even my cats catching claws on it never leave a permanent mark cause all I need to do is roll the yarn in my fingers a little and it regains its shape.
The Homespun yarn in Heather is lovely to work with and the colors are beautiful. There are subtle purples, greens, grays, pinks, and yellow, making it very versatile. The sweater I crocheted goes with many outfits.
I really like this yarn and enjoy working with it. It DOES NOT frog well, though.
The shawl in the pictures is a modified version of the Agatha’s Reading Shawl by Ophelia Talks Crochet.
Our church loves Homespun Yarn. We make shawls for those who are going through rough times which are much appreciated. They know they are being wrapped in the warmth of our prayers. Homespum is soft and lasting for years of use.
I’ve been using this type of yarn for over 20 years and many blankets made for family and friends.