hello everyone!! I bought some new yarn today (FINALLY AT LAST 
) and i just wanted to show you :>
i got some bernat blanket (I’ve never used chenille yarn before :0 
) and acrylic yarn!! :> so um any FREE pattern suggestions? 
(oh yes and im planning to make the 
tacosauruswith the acrylic yarn hehe)
Is
BEAUTIFUL lol
The colors are so pretty
Fun love a good yarn haul I bet the berneat would be great for this pattern FREE Mini NoSew Chicken: Crochet pattern | Ribblr
Ooo such pretty colors!!
I can’t believe you’ve never used Bernat before, but I have to say, it’s not my favorite 
.
may I see your tacosaurus when you’re done??
ty! <3
i’ve never used any type of chenille yarn before 
ofc you can!!
:0 i am in utter shock
i do believe velvet is a type of chenille coz it’s made of polyester? I dunno 
, but I hope you love it heheh 
My shop has an octo pattern and a pop it snake pattern!
the white and light blue would make a wonderful bunny. there is one on etsy and is so worth the price.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1551989619/pattern-9-in-1-bunny-plushie-accessories?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=crochet+bunny&ref=sr_gallery-1-2&pro=1&bes=1&sts=1&dd=1&content_source=b35de0bae78459da62f7d928a6794bb201032eab%253A1551989619&search_preloaded_img=1&organic_search_click=1&logging_key=b35de0bae78459da62f7d928a6794bb201032eab%3A1551989619
Pretty!! I’m blanking on patternsss
Yayyyy yarn!! @craftycellist ’s baby ray pattern would be so cute with the bernat!
OoO *steals
Congrats! I thought I saw you use chenille before… huh
Edit: I’m pretty sure this is chenille, not to be rude!
I just googled and it said that velvet and chenille are similar in some ways but not exactly the same 
I think velvet is a kind of chenille that’s just shinier or smth idk
Woaaah! Tacosaurus sounds cool!
No, velvet and chenille are different materials, they can be similar but they are not the same. Its like saying acrylic and cotton are the same, but no there not :))
Even if the materials are different, they both still “consist of pile (short lengths of yarn) that are held into place by core/lock yarns.” that is the definition of chenille
