Patons Classic Wool, Aran Yarn

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Oliver the cat tea cosy. Oliver Cat cosy is knitted from 2 strands of 8ply yarn, knitted together. I’ve used some mohair knitted together with a slightly fluffy 8 ply. Daisy bush tea cosy, cover your pot in spring time flowers. This is one of those double layer cosies that keep the teapot seriously warm.The finished size of this cosy is 20cm high and 20cm wide; it fits a fairly large pot; my pot holds 7 cups of tea (1.75 litres). Patons Classic Wool Worsted really is a classic yarn. This 100% wool yarn is Worsted weight, making it incredibly versatile for so many different projects! Try Classic Wool Worsted out when you start your next sweater or blanket pattern and we think you'll fall in love. Available in a wide shade range that covers everything from neutrals to neons, any knit or crochet project made in this yarn will be an heirloom! Keep your warm, woolly projects looking beautiful by handwashing them and laying them flat to dry, so everything you make can last a lifetime. Your next project uses stranded colorwork in an unusual way – by intentionally pulling the alternate shade too tight, you create pleats! Knit this fun cozy to look like a hat, in any color you wish using Patons Classic Wool Worsted. Top-off with a fun pom-pom for the perfect finished look. Tea cosy in basketweave stitch adorned with flowers to fit a medium sized pot approximately 9cm in bottom diameter and 15cm in height with matching flower adorned coasters.

If you don’t already know how to crochet, you should really take the time learn! It is one of the easiest yarn crafts to learn if you start with the basics, and you can make anything from beautiful blankets to cute mini crochet animals. As it is a natural fiber, it is soft and comfortable on the skin, and your fingers will not become irritated working with the wool (unless you have an allergy). For beginners and experts alike, wool will always be one of the better options to use for a fun and comfortable crochet experience!

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There are some wonderful options to choose from when it comes to the best wool to use for crochet, and with blends, different colors, patterns and weights, you will be able to find the perfect wool to use to crochet up your next project.

Tea is one of life’s simplest pleasures, and it’s never better than when served the traditional way in a pot kept warm by a knitted cosy. Small fits average 2-cup tea pot; Large fits average 6-cup pot. Size 4.50 mm (U.S. 7) knitting needles. An H/8 crochet hook is best used with a 4-ply worsted weight yarn. This combination is easiest to use to learn for beginners and is the most comfortable way to learn how to crochet. The Best Wool For CrochetAt Laughing Hens, we offer a wide range of Patons yarns, each carefully chosen for its exceptional quality and versatility. From luxurious natural fibers to easy-care blends, our yarns are designed to provide you with endless possibilities for your knitting projects. Whether you're creating cozy sweaters, delicate shawls, or stylish accessories, our Patons yarns will ensure your creations are nothing short of extraordinary.

A fair isle teacosy using 5 Miniballs, knit in the round and then steeked. A great way to practice the technique of cutting your knitting on a small project first! The kanji on the pattern means ‘tea’. Wool really does have all the best qualities a yarn should have. It is natural, warm, easy to work with, and crochets up some stunning pieces. The 5 Best Wool Yarns For Crochet The best yarn then to use to make a winter crochet hat is wool. It has some stretch and it helps to keep you warm, even in the colder months. What is the best crochet hook size for beginners?The best crochet hook size for beginners would be an H/8 (5mm), and preferably one that is made from aluminum. This sized crochet hook is comfortable to hold in your hand is helps to make crochet movements easier. Blooming tea pot cozy pattern features a rib stitch body and topped with knitflowers. An easy and fun pattern for beginners. Finished Circumference About 15 in. (38 cm), will stretch to fit most teapots. If you are really wanting to treat yourself to the softest wool around, you should consider the 100% Angora wool from Tehete. The elegant and delicate wool is pricier than normal wool, but it is considered a luxury yarn and crochets up the most stunning cowls, sweaters, scarves, and hats.