I am loving Sugar N' Cream yarn by Lily. Yarn that is 100% anything (cotton, wool, alpaca, etc) can get kind of pricey. However, I try my hardest to steer away from synthetic yarns, since there are all sorts of things in them that probably aren't the best to drape on a baby's heads or teeny feet. I love this Sugar N' Cream yarn because it's 100% cotton, and it only costs a little more than a dollar per skein. Right now, I'm using it to make some tester socks. Although its smaller than your average skein, you're still getting a decent bang for your buck, while going au naturale at the same time. N used it to make an adorable Moleskin protective envelope for me as a Christmas present.
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Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Yarn Highlight: Sugar N' Cream
I am loving Sugar N' Cream yarn by Lily. Yarn that is 100% anything (cotton, wool, alpaca, etc) can get kind of pricey. However, I try my hardest to steer away from synthetic yarns, since there are all sorts of things in them that probably aren't the best to drape on a baby's heads or teeny feet. I love this Sugar N' Cream yarn because it's 100% cotton, and it only costs a little more than a dollar per skein. Right now, I'm using it to make some tester socks. Although its smaller than your average skein, you're still getting a decent bang for your buck, while going au naturale at the same time. N used it to make an adorable Moleskin protective envelope for me as a Christmas present.
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