Huge Yarn Haul and book update // Lottie & Albert

[@angieroberts1277]

The massive thick rope looks like a doorstop ready made😁I guess it could be hand sewn at the edges! Can't wait for your book to come out 👍

[@sewgalway6935]

Omg yarn overload. Love it 😍 Would love to hear more about the different pros and cons of using the different types of yarn. Very interesting point about acrylic vs cotton and carbon footprint. Didn’t even think of that 🧶 great vid, loving seeing the stash 😍

[@crochetmelovely]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@kattales1108]

The last chunky one you shown would be a wonderful wall art .? Perhaps wrapped around a wire frame to make a leaf design or a flower.

[@milliemary6328]

What a lovely video, all those yarns look so gorgey 😍 glad your book is progressing nicely 😊 can't wait for it to be published! 💖💖

[@jennywinter5399]

I love watching the creative process behind your book. I look forward to seeing it published!

[@helenmitchell4335]

Great video Lindsey! Love love love looking at and hearing all about yarn. The fibre debate is an interesting one too. I tend to buy a bit of everything as it depends on the project...cheaper acrylic yarns for my childrens hats and scarves that may get lost at school, cotton for cloths and accessories and wool / alpaca for shawls and blankets. Looking forward to your book coming out next year 😀 x

[@madelovinglycrochet]

I tried Yarn and Colours Urban for a hand knitted scarf and it’s very soft and fluffy but I don’t think I’d use it for that again I keep getting fluff in my mouth and it malts everywhere 🙈 x

[@emilyfunk9634]

That giant cotton is begging to be a rug! I'm so excited for your book.

[@ZebraKitten]

Super excited for your book!