🧶 Peapod Mint 3 LB Chunky Braid Cotton Thick Tube Yarn: Quick Arm Knitting & Easy Crochet for DIY Cozy Chunky Knit Throw Blankets, Pillow Pet Beds (53 oz / 203ft) Review

The yarn is not bad, but quite dense when you weave something out of it. Also, for the price, there wasn't much yarn to work with, maybe enough for a small pillow.

I liked the idea of making a seat cushion that can be easily washed. The only thing I regret is choosing a dark color. White cotton padding is visible through the holes. If you made it into a blanket it would be very heavy!

I made my brother a merino wool blanket last Christmas and found out the hard way that while it looks very cute, it collects lint all over the house, from everyone's clothes and my god it's peeling How crazy. If you even touch it the slightest bit, small fluffs will detach from it and float in the air around you, sticking to your body and clothes. In my opinion, this is a much better alternative. The yarn is the same thickness and now I don't have to worry about it falling apart if someone gets

This is not a yarn as you might think. When you see chunky yarn at a craft store, it's not what it is. It is simply cotton fabric sewn around the batting. I've tried everything to knit or crochet this with little success and I've been doing both for years. At first I tried knitting the arms like thick yarn but it didn't want to bend and move like yarn so it ended up being too tight and I couldn't continue. I've tried table knitting it like people do with thick yarn, but again it won't stay in…