Dive into a Paintbox Yarns Chunky Pots for a joyous color adventure! Knit a rainbow, knit a forest, knit a unicorn – with these fabulous self striping cakes of yarn, there are no ends to sew in, no colour decisions to make – we’ve done the hard work for you! Let the stripes unfold as you knit, or start in different places from the ball for different looks! Play with Confetti (PP17), Lakeside (PP15), Raspberry Ripple (PP14) and Elf (PP16)- to create an argyle effect when you crochet the Amateur Arglye Scarf & Amateur Arglye Cushion. Chunky Pots use the same fabulous recipe as Paintbox Yarns Simply Chunky – it’s washable, super soft and works up fast on 6mm needles.
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Customer –
Soft looks so pretty
Brenda Peace –
Loved knitting with Paint box yarns and the chunky pots are lovely I knitted a lap blanket with mine and it’s lovely
Customer –
The colours are beautiful the wool could be a bit softer
Customer –
Made a lovely Xmas throw nice soft wool
Janet Davies –
Really nice yarn, easy to knit with, would buy again
Marsha Craig –
I made a baby blanket, matching mommy and me hats, scarf and booties.
I loved the texture of the yarn, how it easily hooked, the fact that the yarn didn’t split and the softness of the finished items. My first experience with Paintbox and certainly won’t be the last.
Madeliene Cowlan –
Great yarn, beautiful colours
Customer –
I use this yarn for baby has and corner to corner baby blankets and they turns out fabulous with all the rainbow of colours
Carrie Simpson –
Great quality yarn. Perfect for Christmas projects. I love mixing this with red and green for Christmas stockings and wreaths
Madeliene Cowlan –
I love this wool, it is so easy to knit with, great quality and The colours are simply beautiful. I hope they can make some colours for spring and summer as The cardigans and jackets. This makes so easily, would be ideal for cooler spring summer nights. All in all great value for money great yarn great colours.
Customer –
Annoying too many knots in thread had to keep undoing rows so I could make the joins at the end of the rows