Raylyancrochet

My heart belongs to YarnArt (in this and all other cases). It doesn't tangle, glides well on the hook, and in my opinion, it's soft and warm; I don't know why you didn't like it... I'm currently working on a cowl and ...

I wanted to add a little bit regarding the filler. I use hollowfiber most often myself, sometimes cotton wool and synthetic down. But when I sew or knit a toy for kids (my nieces and nephews), I might use whatever is ...

I stuff toys with synthetic padding. They don't sell any other filler where we live. And I buy it from a woman on Avito, she sells hollowfiber from the factory, by the kilogram. Also, I know girls who ordered 10 kg fo...

I also use hollowfiber for soft toys. It is hypoallergenic. You can add special fragrances to the fillers. That makes the toys more practical. Yes, I wrote about hollowfiber too) I've also heard about fragrances, espe...

I usually use cotton yarn for small toys, and wool for decorative ones. Such animals really do look lifelike )) Plus, I most often use leftover yarn from larger projects for these toys. And wool yarn comes in differen...

I used to knit large toys with wool. They turned out soft and woolly (pardon the tautology😀). How large? It also depends on who you're knitting for and why) As a rule, people don't knit with wool for small children, s...

This post is like it's about me.. I always have to re-knit things several times - I'm always missing something. The sleeves are either too long or too wide.. 😛 I'll have to try and bring your idea to life. PS. If I do...

You can combine yarns of different weights when knitting blankets, for example in granny squares. I think it would look interesting and be warm ;)