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Soft floofy yarn gang, gather
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Do anyone know where I can buy yarn like this in Norway or what it is even called?

www.etsy.com/no-en/listing/1255283188/lily-pad-stingray-crochet-amigurumi-no
Date: 09-10-2022 23:43
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Rotte wrote:
I usually see it go by Chunky or fluffy yarn (if shiny, it goes by velvet yarn) 

I sadly only know danish sites though. 
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Angelica wrote:
I usually see it go by Chunky or fluffy yarn (if shiny, it goes by velvet yarn) 

I sadly only know danish sites though. 
do you know any brands then maybe? 
Date: 10-10-2022 12:48
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Barbarella wrote:
I think it's called microfiber yarn, or terry cloth yarn if that helps. 
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Date: 10-10-2022 18:22
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Barbarella wrote:
Eostre wrote:
Angelica wrote:
I usually see it go by Chunky or fluffy yarn (if shiny, it goes by velvet yarn) 

I sadly only know danish sites though. 
do you know any brands then maybe? 
Lion Brand is the only brand I know that makes it, that's large enough they may be in your country.

If a store stocks a brand of yarn, and they don't have the exact type you want, sometimes they'll be willing to order it for you if you're buying enough.

When I lived in North Carolina we used to have this little hippie grocery store that would stock this snack I liked on my request because I purchased enough of it to make it worth it. 
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Date: 10-10-2022 18:24
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Barbarella wrote:
Sometimes I will thrift sweaters with yarn I like and unravel them to use the yarn for something else.
Don't go into that blindly though, it doesn't work for a lot of fast-fashion knits with serged seams, but I can show you how to tell the difference if that's something you're interested in.
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Date: 10-10-2022 18:26
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Barbarella wrote:
I think it's called microfiber yarn, or terry cloth yarn if that helps. 
me really hoping it had something else than microfiber yarn even tho it was what I expected
Date: 10-10-2022 19:00
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Barbarella wrote:
Eostre wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
I think it's called microfiber yarn, or terry cloth yarn if that helps. 
me really hoping it had something else than microfiber yarn even tho it was what I expected
so you're looking for like, a natural-fiber equivalent? 
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Date: 10-10-2022 19:03
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Barbarella wrote:
there are like, natural-fiber terrycloth equivalents but I wouldn't know where to look, and they're more likely to just feel like towels than feel soft. 
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Date: 10-10-2022 19:05
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Barbarella wrote:
you could also message the etsy seller and ask what yarn it is. 
its probably in the pattern if you buy it. 
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Date: 10-10-2022 19:09
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Date: 10-10-2022 19:32
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Barbarella wrote:
Eostre wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
I think it's called microfiber yarn, or terry cloth yarn if that helps. 
me really hoping it had something else than microfiber yarn even tho it was what I expected
so you're looking for like, a natural-fiber equivalent? 
if it exists, but Norway does not really have a large selection of things so I don't expect to find it.
Date: 11-10-2022 12:06
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Okami wrote:
https://panduro.com/nb-no/products/sy-strikk/garn/ullgarn/garn-chunky-wool-100g-creme-320390

https://panduro.com/nb-no/products/sy-strikk/garn/akrylgarn/garn-magic-ring-150-g-takegronn-820082

Something like this maybe?
That's not bad, but depends if it stretches out thin or not or if it keeps its width. I will look for it next time I'm close to a Panduro.
Date: 11-10-2022 12:07
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Alam wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Sometimes I will thrift sweaters with yarn I like and unravel them to use the yarn for something else.
Don't go into that blindly though, it doesn't work for a lot of fast-fashion knits with serged seams, but I can show you how to tell the difference if that's something you're interested in.
Same, I'm unraveling a 45% angora, 45% lambswool. 15% nylon sweater I thrifted for like, 100 shekels. It's expensive for a thrifted sweater but cheap as hell for that quantity of luxury fibre, highly recommend.
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Date: 11-10-2022 13:30
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Alam wrote:
Eostre wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Eostre wrote:
me really hoping it had something else than microfiber yarn even tho it was what I expected
so you're looking for like, a natural-fiber equivalent? 
if it exists, but Norway does not really have a large selection of things so I don't expect to find it.
I think natural fibre yarn is one of those things that Norway does have a large selection of lmao
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Date: 11-10-2022 13:30
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Alam wrote:
Btw I think it's called chenille yarn
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