[missdeb42]

Grrrrrrr....what a nightmare!

 

[ompuff]

Grrrrrrr....what a nightmare!

I enjoy knitting with it but don't think I would want to try crocheting. Can just imagine the hook catching on it. :? :? :-(

Good luck. :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[missdeb42]

Like every stitch. I'm really struggling with it. UGH!

 

[Cindy M]

I avoid boucle yarn like the plague.

 

[44gram]

I love Homespun but not for crocheting. I did a shawl and almost lost my mind. Since I had purchased so much I decided to knit it. Now that was great. Made scarves and hats and mittens. So soft and warm. Much easier to knit for me.

 

[LCGIRL]

I use to have problems crocheting with Homespun and I decided to try something. I tried using a very thing #1 yarn or #10 string in one of the colors in my Homespun. This made it easier for me to see the stitches. I loved the way it came out and have been doing this for about 10+ years.

Hope this might give you a little inspiration.

Blessings, Linda

 

[Colorado knits]

I knitted with LB Homespun one time. Never again. However, they have beautiful colors.

Homespun seems to cause a love or hate relationship.

 

[missdeb42]

I've knitted with it before and I didn't like it then. I'll never crochet with it again. it was in the donation box and I feel I have to do something with it. Thanks for all you support.

 

[maysmom]

A coworker asked me to teach her to crochet. Of course, she brought Homespun yarn and couldn't make hide nor hair of anything. I told her to bring a smooth, light-colored worsted weight, and she was able to make sense of it.

Karen N.

 

[MadelineF32]

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