DIY Glow Chenille™ Yarn
SKU: 207-100AW
DIY Glow Chenille™ takes glow-in-the-dark crafting to the next level with a super bulky, velvety-soft chenille texture. With 32 yards per skein, this yarn is great for knitting or crochet plush toys, cozy blankets, and statement accessories. The thick fiber creates a rich, cushioned feel while maintaining its glowing effect. Machine washable and dryable, ensuring durability and long-lasting fun.
Customer Reviews
It's really a 3.5-star review.
The skeins are very small, and I only bought them because they were on sale (or else they would be expensive for what you receive). The material is stiff, and it does glow in the dark (the picture shows a bit more glow, but in person, it's not as bright). I don't think I would buy them again, just due to the price.
I love how easy this chenille is to work with. I used Glow Worm and the glow is SO bright!
I loved using this yarn! It had a but of a different texture and was slightly tricky to see stitches when crocheting with it but the results were so worth it! I just wish bigger balls were available as well because one project took most of the ball. I want so much more but, though I am understanding that it’s probably difficult to make, the price per what you get is hard for me
I made 2 octopuses with 3 balls it was hard for me to work with. They don't glow all that great even after charging them.
It does glow in the dark. It is not bright compared to the stars you glue on the ceiling. The colour is duller than the Lionbrand photo.
It is not a 6-super bulky. It is 12 wpi, more a 4 worsted. The chenille is flat not fully round, and coarser than a blanket yarn. It knits up well, but drags. Cast on/off loosely as it is not stretchy due to the coarseness of the yarn. On a 8 mm needle it has holes in it. On a 5 mm needle it is solid but drags while knitting, a smaller needle would be difficult. There is not a lot on a ball, so I would only use it as a stripe or trim in a hat. Too coarse for mitts or anything against the skin.
I live in Canada near the Rocky Mountains and it gets to -35 deg C. I bought this to make toques, as my husband walks our dog at night and the grandchildren walk to and from school in the dark or dusk in winter. I tried it as a bulky but this did not work. I will try it again in a worsted weight pattern.
My 5 year old nephew excited since it glows in dark but not worth the money for the amount of yarn. Will not buy more.
Customer Reviews
It's really a 3.5-star review.
The skeins are very small, and I only bought them because they were on sale (or else they would be expensive for what you receive). The material is stiff, and it does glow in the dark (the picture shows a bit more glow, but in person, it's not as bright). I don't think I would buy them again, just due to the price.
I love how easy this chenille is to work with. I used Glow Worm and the glow is SO bright!
I loved using this yarn! It had a but of a different texture and was slightly tricky to see stitches when crocheting with it but the results were so worth it! I just wish bigger balls were available as well because one project took most of the ball. I want so much more but, though I am understanding that it’s probably difficult to make, the price per what you get is hard for me
I made 2 octopuses with 3 balls it was hard for me to work with. They don't glow all that great even after charging them.
It does glow in the dark. It is not bright compared to the stars you glue on the ceiling. The colour is duller than the Lionbrand photo.
It is not a 6-super bulky. It is 12 wpi, more a 4 worsted. The chenille is flat not fully round, and coarser than a blanket yarn. It knits up well, but drags. Cast on/off loosely as it is not stretchy due to the coarseness of the yarn. On a 8 mm needle it has holes in it. On a 5 mm needle it is solid but drags while knitting, a smaller needle would be difficult. There is not a lot on a ball, so I would only use it as a stripe or trim in a hat. Too coarse for mitts or anything against the skin.
I live in Canada near the Rocky Mountains and it gets to -35 deg C. I bought this to make toques, as my husband walks our dog at night and the grandchildren walk to and from school in the dark or dusk in winter. I tried it as a bulky but this did not work. I will try it again in a worsted weight pattern.
My 5 year old nephew excited since it glows in dark but not worth the money for the amount of yarn. Will not buy more.