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Bernat Wool-up Bulky Yarn

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Reviewed by Christine Weiher, Editor, AllFreeCrochet.com



Anyone who appreciates a quick crochet project needs to try Bernat Wool-up Bulky Yarn. Because it's as bulky as it is, you can work up a pattern in no time. Made of 80% acrylic and 20% wool, you're guaranteed to stay warm all winter long.


Wool-up is a fast and fun yarn to work with. I personally really like bulky weight yarns because projects can start and be finished in a short period of time; I like that quick satisfaction. This yarn features excellent stitch definition, which will wear nicely on any winter pattern. It is recommended to hand wash and dry flat for best results.


This fabulously bulky yarn comes in a variety of colors including Pumpkin, Teal, Lemongrass, Red, Light Grey, Taupe, Purple and more. If you choose a few colors to work with you can make a fantastic ombre design that you'll want to stare at all day long. Because this yarn is so bulky there are endless options for what you can make; from crochet scarves and cowls, to crochet mittens and gloves, to crocheted afghans and blankets, you will easily be prepared for the cold winter season.


Wool-up Bulky Yarn is high in quality and durability without the huge price tag. Regardless if you're just learning how to crochet or you've known how to crochet your whole life, you can easily work with this yarn. In my opinion, if you're just learning to crochet, then bulky yarn is the way to go. Use a larger crochet hook and you'll be on your way to a beautiful masterpiece you'll keep for years to come.

 

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