Crochetville Brand Yarn????

[Amy]

Purely hypothetical question (at this point anyway):

 

If we had yarn available in a "standard Crochetville blue" color, in maybe sock/fingering weight, DK weight, and worsted, weight, would you be interested?

 

What types of things would you be interested in making with it?

 

Are there any special types of patterns you'd want us to create to go along with it?

[gumby28]

mittens in w/w

[Bailey4]

I'm always looking for fingering yarn for doll's clothes. More 18" dolls are looking for sport weight that is harder to find in multiple colors so that would be of interest as well.

[lil_mama06]

I'd make ami's,ornaments,socks, blankets. I would love some Crochetville yarn.

[LI Roe]

I would be interested in worsted weight, followed by sport weight. I do a lot of afghans and hats and scarves for charity so that would be my main thought.

 

LI Roe

[Needle Arts]

Oh..............fingering weight in wool blend for socks, and in acrylic for baby items as my first choice(s). Do some wearables in DK but rarely use worsted anymore.

[LegalWoman17]

Definitely interested in WW. I make mostly afghans and hats and scarves.

[crsheridan]

I use mostly WW. As a new crocheter, I stick to acrylic, some wool, and cotton. The great thing about Crochetville is that it is accessible and useful to experienced and novice crocheters alike. If a Crochetville yarn is made, it should be the same!

[grannyannie]

Mostly I use WW for scarves, blanket, hats, etc. I love some Crochetville yarn!

[Terri/LadySorce]

WW for me as well. Love making blankets!

[RoseRed]

WW, soft yet durable and non-pilling. Also affordable.

 

I think it's a great idea!

[pineapplequeen]

I would love to make a scarf for myself.

[wiz3283]

All weights would be great but I can understand if you started off with one or two. Oh and more colors would be grate too. I know what Mary Jo would use it for.

[spiritwalker]

WW for me too. I make afghans,chemo caps, slippers,hats and scarves for charity. I would think if you are starting a yarn line you would consider all

colors not just blue.

[Real Deal]

I use worsted weight all the time ~ cotton for bathcloths, dishcloths, and other mats ~ and acrylic for amis, blankets, shawls, you name it. I occasionally use sport weight.

[Amy]

WW for me too. I make afghans,chemo caps, slippers,hats and scarves for charity. I would think if you are starting a yarn line you would consider all

colors not just blue.

 

Oh, we're not considering starting a yarn line at all. That takes way more money than we have at our disposal. No way do we have enough money to create an entire yarn line with a wide range of colors. Although it would be quite fun to do if we didn't have to consider money.

 

If enough people were interested in making Crochetville-themed stuff, we might be able to come up with special Crochetville brand patterns and one-two-three yarn weights custom dyed in our brand of blue. A limited edition collection of one color, so to speak!

[CraftySonia]

Yarn in Crochetville blue would be awesome!

 

The first thing I'd make would be a bag to carry my crochet WIPs in. After that probably some fingerless gloves and slippers.

[Tampa Doll]

It would depend on what the yarn is made of. WW cotton, would be great for, Yep you guessed it, Totes.

Finger or sports for dolls. Affordable would be great also:hook

[TCarra]

I choose my yarn by softness and stitch definition. I don't know what your yarn would be comparable to, but I love everything about Crochetville and would absolutely purchase some to be supportive. My purchases would most likely be in worsted weight and possibly sport weight for afghans/blankets.

 

Hope this helps! ... I admire your dedication to this wonderful site and craft.

[pinkroses]

sock yarn ; baby soft ; for adults though

could we also have some pretty pink and lavender ?lol

I think you should get an entire line of yarn going .

and make it not so expensive . please:lol

sounds like a good idea to me .