Moya Yarns was so kind to send me another sample pack - this time the supersoft Bulky Plush.
Did I mention that it is soft?
Baby-bottom-cotton-ball-supersoft. |
I had to make something small (because of the thickness, there are not too many meters on a cake!). The softness would most likely indicate something for a baby - a beanie, soft blanket or playmat, what about lounging slippers for myself?
But
There was a project lurking in the depths of my cupboard, wooden hangers waiting oh, so patiently to be covered, and I thought that this new bulky yarn would do that in a jiffy.
But
There was a project lurking in the depths of my cupboard, wooden hangers waiting oh, so patiently to be covered, and I thought that this new bulky yarn would do that in a jiffy.
With a yarn this thick, I thought a plain and simple cover would be best. It wouldn't even need padding underneath!
Ten stitches would do it |
It was an easy-peasy project, superquick if you wanted to throw in into MIL's birthbay parcel in a few days!
First one done |
I was a bit undecided about the joining - the first one was simply crochet together with SC. Then I didn't like the ridge so much and thought I'd sew the rest together.
Yeah.
I don't possess a needle thick enough to carry that yarn.
Plus, I didn't leave a tail long enough to do that!
#whatwasIthinking
Yeah.
I don't possess a needle thick enough to carry that yarn.
Plus, I didn't leave a tail long enough to do that!
#whatwasIthinking
But in some or other way the covers were fitted and joined, embroidery yarn might have been involved. I decided to leave the metal hooks uncovered - haven't had much joy with the plastic piping available and didn't want to faff with twisting and glueing yarn around the hook. Simpler is anyways better, don'tya think?
Happy birthday, MIL! |
I really enjoyed working with the Moya Bulky Plush. Bear with my limited knowledge of yarn characteristics - but the brushed cotton-like texture makes it a joy, no slipping of yarn! It worked up really quick. My nr 6 hook might not have been the best though - I wanted a dense finish, but in retrospect the nr 7 would have look better.
All in all, I'm a happy hooker and found this yarn absolutely perfect for clothes hangers. No slipping of blouses off these babies, and no funny marks on a thin cardigan! There are some ladies who started out on blankets with the bulky plush and I really look forward to see those.
Thank you Hester and Team Moya :-)
Thank you Hester and Team Moya :-)
simple and beautiful!!! I really like them!!!
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That looks like a truly lovely yarn! :) I am sure the clothes on the cloth hangers will enjoy it - they look very pretty!
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Anne
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