Lily Sugar 'N Cream Cone - 400g- Potpourri

I've been knitting with a lot of cotton lately and this one is by far the softest and easiest to use. Cotton can be a bit unforgiving and get tighter as you work it but this is really nice to use. It washes well (I threw a dishcloth in the washing machine) but I wouldn't tumble dry it, not that they recommend such a thing but I wanted to try. Made a large amount of washcloths and scrubbies and I would say, modestly, that they look pretty good. Oh yes and for all you lovely crafters out there when you're finished the cotton you get a nice cardboard cone which will be made into a Christmas tree decoration later 🤣

GREAT QUALITY COTTON YARN FOR KNITTING AND CROCHET PROJECTS. I USED LARGE AND SMALL KNITTING NEEDLES AND THE SAME FOR CROCHET HOOKS. WORKS WELL ON CIRCULAR KNITTING NEEDLES TOO. A PLEASURE TO USE. NO GNARLY KNOTS TO INTERRUPT FLOW. FABULOUS! FABULOUS!

This is lovely! Just got started on some lacey hand cloths, definitely getting it again. Look how prettily the colour works out? The pattern, if you are interested is a four row repeat. Cast on multiples of 18 - so we're talking 36, or 54, or 72 (etc) Knit 4 rows garter stitch. Row 5, knit 2 together ×3. Then knit followed by yarn over 6 times. Then knit two together x3. Repeat til end of row. Then knit two rows. Purl one row. Repeat the lace row. Keep going like this til your work is long enough. Knit 5 rows (not 4) of garter so the two ends are similar (for some reason the end is too short if you do only 4 rows.) It will go into waves too once you cast off. I hope you like the pattern, and really like the yarn. Makes nice face cloths, scarfs, baby blankets. In various colours you could do a headscarf or wee shawl for a baby.

Haven't used yet more sturdy and not as soft as some other yarn . But good value for money

I like this big cone of pure cotton yarn. It's the best because plastic yarns are too flimsy, and wool is a bit too scratchy for my liking. I was able to make a tote bag with this cone, plus I had enough left over for a smaller bag too.

Good quality, thick cotton yarn which is ideal for making hand knitted dishcloths/cleaning cloths (I used the garter stitch lace edged dishcloth pattern which is shared by more than one person on YouTube). I can't quite remember how many cloths I got from this 400gram cone (as family members keep pinching them from me!) but it was more than half a dozen and the soft ecru shade I received is a very nice, warm cream colour - the cloths also wash particularly well at 60 degrees centigrade. 5 Stars.

I spent ages looking for a size on the listing, eventually found DK (which is what I was after), but when it arrived it said that it's 4 ply but knits as DK, but you need a slightly larger crochet hook than you would usually use for a DK. Not a huge problem as I'm only making dishcloths, more of an issue as I'm in temporary accommodation and only have a hook that's a little bit too small. Nice yarn to use, but the sizing is rather unpredictable if you're using it for something more size-dependent than a dishcloth.

My first time using this brand and wasn't sure what to expect. I had been told it's used a lot in making dishcloths and there are 5 patterns for making dishcloths on the information band so didn't think it would be great for clothing. However I really liked the colours so decided to make some socks and was surprised at how nice the yarn felt when knitted up. I have ordered more of this brand in different colours as it is definitely worth the money and the quality is really nice too.

I love the color for autumn dish and face cloths, I have sold many of that color and I am getting more, try it, it is lovely ty Daisy

Das Garn bekommt die Note 1. Kein Knoten ueber mehr als 600 Meter hinweg. 4faedig, gut zu verarbeiten. Habe Badematte gehaekelt.

Beautiful colour, easy to work with and feels nice when worn.

good yarn for dishclothes

Awesome, only thing is: I want to buy more!! @passioknitkelsie