A Look at Wool-Ease: a Classic Worsted-Weight, Easy-Care Yarn + 9 Fan-Favorite Patterns
August 17th, 2012
I just came back from Stitches Midwest, a knit/crochet convention put together by XRX Inc. (home of Knitter’s Magazine) – and had a great time talking with different people who love to yarncraft. While talking to folks in our Lion Brand booth, I realized that Wool-Ease, our traditional worsted weight wool blend yarn is very popular amongst both knitters and crocheters, and for good reason!
Wool-Ease is a great garment yarn which can be machine washed and dried; making it the perfect match for children’s clothes. I personally love the stitch definition and functionality of Wool-Ease. Cables work up beautifully, and a scarf or hat knit/crochet in this yarn will definitely keep you warm. Below, I’ve shared some of our popular Wool-Ease patterns in sweaters, afghans and accessories.
Pullovers and Cardigans are perfect projects for Wool-Ease. Below our Lion Brand pattern image, you’ll also find images of a submitted project from Lion Brand users who used the patterns for their garments.
![]() Knit Alpine Zip-Neck Pullover |
Crochet Ladylike Pullover |
Knit Cabled Women’s Cardigan |
Thanks to Susan Theiss for the submission. |
Thanks to Carrington Cynthea for her submission. |
Thanks to Linda Keigwin for her submission. |
Afghans are a great way to stay warm and cozy indoors, or even outdoors as you enjoy the brisk air with a hot drink. The Wool-Ease color palette has many options so you can make projects bright and bold, or subtle and timeless.
Crochet Log Cabin Afghan |
![]() Knit Tree of Life Afghan. (click here for crochet version) |
![]() Crochet The Afghan Squared |
Accessories like cowls, hats and scarves become necessities for protection from the cold winter weather. Wool-Ease looks great whether it’s used alone, mixed with another wool-blend, or used for color work.
Knit Hanna Cowl |
![]() Knit Entrelac Beret with with self-striping Amazing yarn. |
Crochet Thermal Scarf |
Have you worked with Wool-Ease before? What are your “go to” projects the this yarn? Share with us!
Related Links:
- How to do Felted Joins on Yarn Ends
- Get Inspired by Amazing Afghan Patterns
- Knit Some Cozy Cables this Season
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