11/2/2023 0 Comments Loopy yarn pancho![]() ![]() The thing I like best about this brand is the really fantastic website that has tons of free patterns, including the one for today’s pillow. It has held up well so far and is machine washable. It comes in a larger size ball and is available in quite a few colors, including some really pretty variegated colors (like the one I used on the cable knit blanket). It’s extremely soft, so much so that my kids fight over the blankets regularly. This was the yarn I’ve used for both of my blankets, and I’ve really loved it. I think there’s at least one more brand that I haven’t tried yet – when I do I’ll update here! Bernat Alize Blanket EZ yarn This yarn isn’t cheap, but it’s tons of fun to work with if you’re willing to watch for sales, which happen regularly. I’ve purchased all of them from Jo-Ann, and always on sale. I’ve now tried three different loop yarn brands, so I thought I’d give you a quick rundown of my thoughts on each. It’s called Seafoam and it might be the prettiest thing I’ve ever seen! This is what it looks like when you purchase it: I just about swooned when I saw this color at the craft store. Today I’m sharing an instructional video that will show you exactly how to make one too! The blanket got tossed aside and I started this throw pillow the next day and finished it in a couple of hours. I have another blanket planned, but while checking out some free patterns I came across the instructions for this awesome loopy textured throw pillow. Last fall I made two different blankets: this buffalo check blanket using the basic knit stitch, and this pretty cable knit blanket. Loop yarn has loops already sewn into it, making it super easy to knit with just your fingers even if you have no idea how to knit. Last fall I discovered loop yarn, which was revolutionary for me. I’ve always wanted to learn how to knit or crochet, but having mild carpal tunnel means I have a really hard time holding knitting needles or crochet hooks for long periods of time. All of this luxury comes with the extra benefit of knowing that each purchase contributes to schools for children of Peruvian alpaca shepherds.In today’s post: Learn how to use loop yarn to finger knit this cool textured throw pillow. It all begins in the highlands where Alpaca and Wool shepherds tender their animals in the Peruvian Sierra, growing the fine hair and wool that helps to create beautiful and soft yarns for hand knitting. Peru’s heritage and culture of textiles artistry is one of the richest in the world. The irresistible softness will provide garments with the best quality so you will never want to wear anything else, and due to its longevity, you'll never have to! Mirasol fibers are sourced from the Peruvian Andes and come in a range of stunningly vibrant colors that are delightful to knit. HOOKS: Size I-9 / 5.5mm, or size needed to obtain gaugeĪbout Mirasol -Sumptuous yarns are a luxury that you can afford when selecting Mirasol, a Fair Trade company from Peru which dedicates a portion of every sale to education by funding a school in the remote region of Puno where many shepherds and their families reside. SKILL LEVEL: Easy - Half Double Crochet stitch Shown in color Ivory.įINISHED MEASUREMENTS: 32" wide x 23" long For yarn winding services, click here.ĭESIGNER RECOMMENDED YARN: Umiña by Mirasol (50% Royal Alpaca / 50% Extrafine Merino Wool 100g/247yds): 6 Skeins. ![]() Kit includes pdf & printed pattern and selected yarn. The yarn combines the sheen, softness and drape of Royal Alpaca with the bounce, elasticity and softness of Merino Wool. ![]() This crocheted poncho has a roomy, elbow length fit with a slouchy cowl neck collar. The Rayna Poncho is designed on Umiña, a luxurious blend of Royal Alpaca and Extrafine Merino Wool.
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