The thick of it, doubling double knit
Have you tried doubling your yarn to create a yarn palette? Here, I started making a blanket using a corner to corner stitch. At the moment, using 2 colorways of yarn can make up to three color palette. I am using a #marrineryarn double knit. This yarn is suitable for 4mm crochet hook. But since […]
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Have you tried doubling your yarn to create a yarn palette?
Here, I started making a blanket using a corner to corner stitch. At the moment, using 2 colorways of yarn can make up to three color palette.
- orange, white
- white
- orange
I am using a #marrineryarn double knit. This yarn is suitable for 4mm crochet hook. But since I have doubled it, my 6.5mm Tulip crochet hook fit perfectly with the yarn thickness I have created. I t is definitely thicker than a typical Aran yarn.
You can buy the Marriner Yarn Double Knit through my affiliate link provided.
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