my current go-to yarn for making scarves and beanies! I knitted 2 scarves which we used for both winter and spring time travels and they held up well. very lightweight but keeps our necks warm during winter, we wore the scarf to hike, and we washed it right away at night (washing machine). air d

the listing states that it's 100% cotton and it does feel like it (I didn't do the burn test or anything to confirm, I'll update if I do hahahah) I rly enjoyed using this yarn so much! it doesn't split, the garment is lightweight, and the color is a pretty neutral color that'

another yarn that I impulse bought from shopee cos of the color. It’s the usual material that beginner crochet kits provide, and those are usually for amigurumi instead of wearables smth interesting to note about this yarn is that the company is based in China and not Korea. “Korea Yongtai Texti

first time using mercerised cotton and it rly wasn’t easy cos it was slippery and splitty…. but the end product looks rly pretty cos of the shine. and it doesn’t fray either these weren’t the cheapest but it seems like mercerised cotton is generally j more expensive than cotton cos it underwent

i love this acrylic cotton yarn cone! esp for projects where the yardage is significant (>700m). sadly comes are not the easiest to bring around so it’s really for at-home projects 💰 $10 per skein 📍memo art house (nearest mrt Brighthill)

have been looking for ideal yarn to make wearables in sg, and wanted to try this cos of how pretty the colors are. sadly I decided not to continue making this top as it is turning out too cropped for my liking I would recommend using it as single strand as it gets a bit too thick as double stran