Hey yall, I got this gorgeous Premier Just Chenille yarn like 2 years ago or something from Dollar Tree. So, I’m halfway through my project and I’m 70% sure I’m gonna lose yarn chicken😭 problem is, I can’t find this specific color anywhere (or one of this shade).

I see some that seem like a paler yarn? Idk if they make it paler now, but this is supposed to be Gir from Invader Zim. This color is PERFECT and I just want a chenille yarn that’s this shade :(

Maybe I’m lookin in the wrong place, but if u know where I can get this I’d be endlessly grateful. It’s a present for a friend and I don’t want it too like Gir has a weird tan line💀

Hello, many years ago a friend gave me two skeins of this lovely yarn. It did not come with any kind of Maker's tag. I believe it's some kind of synthetic, I've done a burn test and it smells like burning plastic and it melts or burns fully with a black charred end instead of producing ash. It seems to be fingering weight, the piece shown in the image is knitted on 3.5mm circular needles.

I would love help trying to find another yarn that is similar to this to add to the project because I'm not sure I have enough. I'm trying to make a sleeveless top. I don't currently have a proper pattern, I was just knitting with it to see how it behaved before I start the real project. Ideally I would love to know if anyone else out there has seen this color pattern and type of yarn before and knows what brand it is.

I bought this yarn at a spotlight in Sydney in approximately 2021/2022. I am trying to work out what it is. I haven't been able to try the burn test yet, I'll give it a go tomorrow morning. Anyone happen to recognise it?

I'm currently taking a course in Business Communications, and I need to write a business report. I'm trying to write this on crochet and knitting, and it would be most helpful if I could ask the group to fill out a short survey. It won't take long, but I can use it as primary evidence in the report.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdIPnf1YIzTfnBZu_814ADE7wof4qdx06OOc4tR_a2bIn82UQ/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=100786997537216634279

Thank you,

Rosalie

So my mom and the woman in charge of our local senior center go way back (my mom was a volunteer when I was a kid and did Meals on Wheels, and I'd stay there when I was out of school). My mom will also give food to the senior center for them to cook.

My sister came in earlier with a large plastic bag of yarn and said that they had sent it to me. 💜🧶 I'm trying to identify it and I see Bernat (some skeins still have the labels lol) and there's gorgeous blue and white chenille #6 yarn and I would love to know if there's a way to identify it or see if it's been discontinued.

The rest looks like #4.

I'm going to pore over Yarnspirations to find out but this one burgundy color looks Lion Brand to me (but it feels larger lol).

Hi! I'm new to knitting and have crocheted a bit in the past. I'm trying to recreate my favorite cardigan that got damaged and can't be found anywhere online. It was made with a particularly soft almost velvet like fabric, and I've been on the hunt for yarn that has the same feel/texture. I finally found something similar and I'm excited to try my hand at making a cardigan!

My question is, can I reasonably make a cardigan with Loops & Threads Cuddle Craft Velvet? I know it's not intended for clothing but it's the closest to what my cardigan feels like. If not, any recommendations? Any help is appreciated :)

ETA: I'm mostly trying to ID this because I want to make a top out of it, but I get eczema triggered by synthetic fibers. So I don't want to use it for a shirt unless it's 100% cotton. I know how similar Hobbii's Sultan yarns are, but I'm not looking to buy more right now, I'm trying to ID the fiber.

I know for sure that I bought this yarn at Joann Fabrics (rip) in late 2017-early 2018. It's a 4 ply, very loose twist that unravels easily, and the ombre comes from changing the color of one strand at a time within the ply. It gets about 14 WPI which indicates a fingering weight. I'm not great at judging the fiber content by touch, but I'm guessing it's cotton or a cotton blend.

(This is no longer the original cake - I had used several yards from both ends and decided to frog that project, so I ended up re-winding the entire cake with my home winder. But it did come in a cake that showed off the ombre and could easily be used from either end.)

I guess that I am going to have to put yarn and possible project together. I ordered this yarn for a bag I believe. Now that the yarn is here I can't for the life of me remember which bag pattern. I save the patterns and pictures on my phone. Hopefully that will work. Open to any ideas that may be helpful 💡.

Thanks 😊

Does anyone know a yarn alternative to Joann's KC Botanical yarn? It is made of 70% bamboo viscose and 30% cotton, with a size 4 crochet hook. I have found yarn with the same composition but not the same size :(

It's my favorite yarn because of the silky texture, and I am so sad it's no longer sold.

Any help would be appreciated!

SO PROUD of my farmyard barn! Gifted this to my friend and her boyf as a baby shower gift.

Pattern from LauLovesCrochet on Etsy 🩷

Maybe not the right flair, sorry!

Is there a way I can search stash yarns on Ravelry that people have listed as will sell or trade that contain the word advent?

Not looking for any certain dyer/brand but can't come up with another way to search.

TIA for the help--I know someone here will have the answer.

Hi all! I'm wondering if anyone has any recommendations for a good crochet thread brand that isn't Aunt Lydia? I really like how they used to make their thread, but the stuff these days doesn't have enough toughness, gets fuzzy very quickly and also seems to pick up lint very easily. Would love to hear folks' recommendations for something I can find online! (Looking for something comparable in size to Aunt Lydia "Fashion 3"). Thank you!

These were purchased as seconds. There is no label or identifying markers. Can I please have some help trying to find it. Thank you.

Hi! I’m thinking of starting a filet crochet tapestry project, but I’m having trouble finding the right yarn. Size 10 thread seems to be the most popular choice when searching online, but I’m located in Sweden and haven’t been able to find any store that sells that type of yarn.

Does anyone know if size 10 thread goes under a different name in Europe/Scandinavia? Or do you have some tips for other types of yarns that I could search for?

Anyone know a trick for getting the stripes to start at the right place? I’m getting gauge, but my cast on must be off from where you’re supposed to start, because my stripes aren’t striping 😂 Is there a trick to how to cast this yarn on at the right spot?

This will be my first time ever ordering from Hobbii and I rarely buy yarn online anyway. I like to shop in person because I need to touch everything especially if I'm making a wearable. However, I fell in love with the color selection for this Garland yarn so I'm torn.

If anyone has used this yarn can you share your thoughts? Does it feel as good as I think it will? Its a cotton alpaca blend so it has to be soft (hopefully). Also, does it arrive true to color? I'm looking at the colors Red Onion, Jadeite, and Oat Milk. I'm not super picky about colors, but having worked in digital marketing I know how color can be tricky on screen vs. in person. I'm scared the pink and green will show more neon/bright when it arrives.

I am trying to learn to reclaim yarn as I have access to a ton of sweaters and blankets but I am still learning to identify those than can be easily deconstructed.

Can you guys help me?

I used Hobbii Sultan Deluxe #32. Should I block this blanket?

I’ve fallen down the rabbit hole of processing raw fleece, and I’m absolutely hooked.
Lately I’ve been sourcing local fleeces, washing, carding, and spinning them into yarn. My next step is dyeing some of the finished skeins, and possibly offering dyed prepared fiber (carded batts/rolags) for other spinners as well.
I’m curious how people here feel about buying handspun yarn or hand-processed fiber.
I know handspun isn’t mill-spun perfect. My yarns are balanced and suitable for knitting, but they do have the occasional thick or thin spot and retain some of the character that makes handspun… well, handspun.
Do you buy handspun? If so, what draws you to it? If not, what’s the biggest reason? Would you be more interested in natural-colored yarns, naturally/hand-dyed skeins, or prepared fiber to spin yourself?
I’m genuinely looking for honest feedback before I invest more time into building inventory. I’d love to hear what makes a handspun skein worth buying—or what would keep you from purchasing one.

I know that brands for both but not the color way.
Gray is big twist
Aqua is herrschners

Hi everyone! I want to knit a hat for my baby now that autumn is here. I'm trying to decide between cotton and wool yarn. My baby's skin is quite sensitive, so comfort is my biggest priority.

Which would you recommend, and why? If you have made a baby hat before, I'd love to see photos of your finished project!

It finally happened to me. A nice neighbor wanted to destash and gave me most of her yarn. Alpaca, merino, cashmere, silk, even mink. I am living the dream.

Would appreciate any pattern suggestions for anything that’s not shawls. These are mostly lace- fingering weight yarns, about 200-500 yds each.

Hello! First time posting on here. I am trying to find this specific yarn. I am pretty much done with the remaining yarn but I would like to get another to finish it as a baby blanket. I bought this yarn at Walmart back in 2019 or 2020... A long time ago. I know it's a long shot but I was wondering if anyone knew this specific brand and where I could get more of it? I looked on the Walmart app and i don't think they have it. I believe it was the bernat brand. It's super soft.

I'm 98% positive it's part of the big twist living line. I tried Google and Michaels (rip Jo Ann) and got nada. I lost the label and apparently didn't write the color in my project note book.