Hometown® Yarn

SKU: 135-159K

$5.99

Hometown® offers a plush, super bulky acrylic fiber designed for warmth and quick knit and crochet projects. Available in a wide range of colors, including solids, multis, and tweeds, this yarn is perfect for bold statement pieces like beanies, cowls, and blankets. With 81 yards per skein in solids, it provides excellent stitch definition and a smooth, cozy texture. Machine washable and dryable, it’s a great choice for fast, easy-care projects.

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Yarn Category
Classic
Yarn Weight
6 Super Bulky
Crochet Gauge (4in x 4in)
6.6 sc x 8 r on N-13 (9mm)
Knit Gauge (4in x 4in)
9 sts x 12 r on #13 (9 mm)
Length (yd)
81 (64 in prints)
Length (m)
74 (59 in prints)
Weight (oz)
5 (4 in prints)
Weight (g)
142 (113 in prints)
Fiber
Acrylic
Fiber Detail

Solids, Multis, Neons and Twists: 100% Acrylic

Tweeds: 94% Acrylic, 6% Rayon

Care
Machine Wash, Machine Dry
Care Detail
Machine wash. Initial water temperature should not exceed 40°C or 105°F. No bleach product may be used. A machine dryer may be regularly used at the hottest available temperature setting.

Customer Reviews

Based on 427 reviews
82%
(350)
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Christine Durkan
Love this yarn

I used San Diego Navy. So easy to work with, never tangled, and I love the color and texture. My favorite yarn so far!

E
Eileen Leonard
Great soft yarn

I made a blanket for my mother in law using this yarn. It is keeping her nice and warm through this colder than normal winter. The yarn is very soft but does split easily. The colors were even more vibrant than I expected, which was perfect for her. I likely will not make anything for myself out of this because the cats would snag it horribly in short order, but iI did enjoy working with it. Due to is smoothness and sheen, it was super quick to work up.

J
Julie Donovan
Beautiful yarn

Great use to work with and great quality.

C
Coquese Alcorn
Jacket

The yarn 🧶 was so thick and soft, worked up well!

S
Sarah
Favorite yarn for Christmas stockings

I use Tampa Spice, Ashland Pine, and Huston Cream to make Christmas Stockings as gifts for friends and family I absolutely LOVE these 3 colors for the holidays and I love working with this yarn. It's so smooth, soft and durable I feel like these stockings will hold up for years to come!

T
Tina Emancipator
Hometown corgi

I used hometown to crochet a corgi. The soft thick yarn gave good coverage. Perfect for a stuffed animal. Only difficulty is the separating of the strands. I had to use a small crochet hook for extra tight stitches and I kept dropping a strand. With the proper size hook I’m sure that wouldn’t be a problem.

Customer Reviews

Based on 427 reviews
82%
(350)
10%
(42)
5%
(21)
1%
(6)
2%
(8)
C
Christine Durkan
Love this yarn

I used San Diego Navy. So easy to work with, never tangled, and I love the color and texture. My favorite yarn so far!

E
Eileen Leonard
Great soft yarn

I made a blanket for my mother in law using this yarn. It is keeping her nice and warm through this colder than normal winter. The yarn is very soft but does split easily. The colors were even more vibrant than I expected, which was perfect for her. I likely will not make anything for myself out of this because the cats would snag it horribly in short order, but iI did enjoy working with it. Due to is smoothness and sheen, it was super quick to work up.

J
Julie Donovan
Beautiful yarn

Great use to work with and great quality.

C
Coquese Alcorn
Jacket

The yarn 🧶 was so thick and soft, worked up well!

S
Sarah
Favorite yarn for Christmas stockings

I use Tampa Spice, Ashland Pine, and Huston Cream to make Christmas Stockings as gifts for friends and family I absolutely LOVE these 3 colors for the holidays and I love working with this yarn. It's so smooth, soft and durable I feel like these stockings will hold up for years to come!

T
Tina Emancipator
Hometown corgi

I used hometown to crochet a corgi. The soft thick yarn gave good coverage. Perfect for a stuffed animal. Only difficulty is the separating of the strands. I had to use a small crochet hook for extra tight stitches and I kept dropping a strand. With the proper size hook I’m sure that wouldn’t be a problem.