Yarn, a crocheter’s best friend! And one of my favorite “friends” is made of cotton! I love cotton yarns for summer garments, but it’s also great for many other crocheted pieces. Cotlin was a new yarn to me, but this won’t be the last time I create something with this fiber. Find out more about Knit Picks Cotlin yarn in the review below.
Also, Check out the Knit Picks Curio Yarn Review or the Knit Picks Swish Worsted Yarn Review.
Knit Pick’s Cotlin Yarn Review
⇢Pin Review here!
⇢Check out FREE Crystalized Designs patterns here!
About Knit Picks Cotlin
One of my favorite places to order yarn is Knit Picks. The company has a huge selection of every weight and every color, for every crocheter! But let’s talk about one specifically. Cotlin! This DK yarn is made of 70% Tanguis Cotton/30% Linen, offering a lightweight piece regardless of what you’re working on. Offered in 44 gorgeous colors, Cotlin comes with 123 yards per skein at a great price! Whether it’s a small or large project, this is a yarn will work for many various designs!
Â
Would I buy Cotlin again?
Oh yeah! I honestly can’t wait to start designing summer garments again to use this yarn. I still have plenty of the color Swan left and an idea is there…. now if someone could just send me a few extra hours to add to my day?? Pretty please! So, if you’re looking to try a new DK weight yarn, or a lightweight cotton, Cotlin should definitely be on your list!
Conclusion
If you’re looking for a great cotton yarn, this is one to add to your must-have list! Looking for a pattern to use Cotlin with? Check out the Hairpin Lace Table Runner below.
This review is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by or associated with Knit Picks. All opinions are my own. I hope you found this Knit Pick’s Cotlin Yarn Review helpful, leave a comment if you’ve used this yarn before and let me know what you think!
Not sure when you posted this review, as I cannot see a date, but more importantly how did the yarn perform? Was it less rigid than 100% cotton? Did it split easily or not? Did it perform to gauge? What is the benefit of this type of cotton (for those too busy/lazy to check out Knit Picks themselves). Any of your personal experience comments on using the yarn would be appreciated.
Thank you.