Is there such thing as waterproof yarn? I was thinking about it and I am way toooooo tired to research it. Could you guys look?
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Lemme look that up rnnn
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Couldn’t find anything but i know my step dad has this wayer proof spray he puts on stuff so maybe you could get something like that and put it on the yarn?(honestly I didn’t look that hard
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Wow you replied so fast!
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yes there is!! i googled it and there is a thing called jelly yarn!!
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I think I’ll do that! I was just thinking about it for like 2 mins and now that I think about it you would probably have to put waterproof stuffing too tho
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it looks hard to crochet though
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i think its for swim suits or something like that.
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Mmm…. That sounds like I could eat it!
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I was thinking since I’m around the pool a lot I would like make a bag that could hold my stuff without getting wet. I know you could buy bags but those are huge! I need like small bags. And maybe keychains too!
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Kinda ironic because your username is @CROCHETINGCHEESE so you are technically saying that you’re crocheting with cheese. lol. Unless. I’m reading that wrong. Then I’m sorry!
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https://www.jellyyarns.com/new-page-1
you can also buy like water proof spray and spray it on the project to make it water resistance
no your fine my dog that passed her nickname was cheese so i put crocheting cheese (i need to try crocheting with cheese lol) wait i just realized now I’m crocheting with her LOL
You could crochet with normal yarn that dries fast (so it doesn’t stay wet and get moldy) then sew in a waterproof lining! Because crocheting naturally has holes in it
I’m curious on what this looks like now
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Tear plastic bags into strips and crochet with that.
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I’m so sorry about your dog! Cheese is a very good name for them!
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Oh wow! That looks like that lanyard string! If it’s as hard to crochet as it is to make lanyards with…. I’m doomed
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