Here it is: the last installment! I’ll finally reveal my favorite of the twenty DK yarns I’ve tested and what I think the best DK yarn is for various projects.
But before that…
We’ve traveled through both natural and synthetic fiber DK yarns; now it’s time for the blends. These last three yarns mix natural and synthetic fibers together to get the best of both worlds.
We’ve covered naturals, now on to the synthetic DK yarns! Synthetic materials like acrylic and nylon are often some of the most affordable yarns, and come in a wide range of styles, textures, and purposes. These nine synthetic yarns each have their own unique points, but only one will take the top position!
In my introduction to this series, I said I would break down the yarns into categories by materials so I didn’t make you all read a novel-length post. To kick off the reviews, here are the eight natural DK yarns I tried out!
It’s always so hard to know what yarn’s the best for any given project, especially if you’re buying online.
Which I am, right now, because my local yarn shop is moving stores and therefore is closed for the move. (Yay for them, but boo, no yarn!)
I’ve seen the LoveCrafts store around on Pinterest before, so I figured I’d give them a shot and order some yarn.
Twenty skeins, to be exact.
