Stitch Soak Scrub Yarn
SKU: 781-158AG
Get your kitchen clean in a stitch with Stitch Soak Scrub! This innovative yarn is 100% nylon with a chainette construction and designed for making scrubbies. Choose one of the vibrant colors to match your kitchen or pick something that will add joy to your cleaning! Handcrafted kitchen scrubbers would make a lovely housewarming gift, too. Easy care – just machine wash and lay flat to dry.
Not sure about a color, wondering how the yarn will stitch up, or simply need small bits of color? Check out our Stitch Soak Scrub Yarn Minis for an assorted 6 pack!
Customer Reviews
I really like the yard but wish I had a better pattern. I have used it with cotton and like the results. I also like a pattern I found but too much hand sewing
Fun and easy to work with. I was worried it would easily catch on my hook when pulling through stitches, but didn't at all!
I love this yarn for making scrubbies. I sell them at the market and in my shops online and they have become a big hit. It is wonderful. I use them at home as well.
Easy to work with. Happy I found this yarn.
The colors are vibrant. I want to make scrubbies to give to my family!
If you double strand this using a 5.5mm hook you can make the best sponge, I made a bunch and went around my neighborhood selling them for $5 and made $55 dollars.
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Customer Reviews
I really like the yard but wish I had a better pattern. I have used it with cotton and like the results. I also like a pattern I found but too much hand sewing
Fun and easy to work with. I was worried it would easily catch on my hook when pulling through stitches, but didn't at all!
I love this yarn for making scrubbies. I sell them at the market and in my shops online and they have become a big hit. It is wonderful. I use them at home as well.
Easy to work with. Happy I found this yarn.
The colors are vibrant. I want to make scrubbies to give to my family!
If you double strand this using a 5.5mm hook you can make the best sponge, I made a bunch and went around my neighborhood selling them for $5 and made $55 dollars.