Rangitikei crocheted Hug is 74 cms square-ish approximately, with mostly acrylics.
This crocheted Hug celebrates the Rangitikei region with Maroons, White and Black. Made with Acrylics and Polypropylene. A Granny Square makes a great stress relieving Hug. I will send instructions on how to use it for a Hug.
Acrylic Yarn Instructions
Acrylic yarn is a synthetic yarn that is known for its durability, affordability, and ease of care. Here are some general guidelines for washing acrylic yarn:
- Machine wash or hand wash: Acrylic yarn can be washed either by hand or by machine, depending on your preference. If you choose to machine wash, use a gentle cycle and a mild detergent.
- Use warm water: Acrylic yarn should be washed in warm water, but avoid using hot water, as this can cause the yarn to shrink or deform.
- Avoid bleach and fabric softener: Bleach and fabric softener can damage acrylic yarn, so it is best to avoid using these products.
- Rinse well: After washing, rinse the yarn thoroughly with cool water to remove any remaining soap residue.
- Dry flat: Acrylic yarn should be dried flat, rather than hung up, to prevent stretching or distorting. You can lay the yarn flat on a towel or drying rack, gently reshaping it as needed.
- Avoid heat: Acrylic yarn should not be exposed to high heat, as this can cause it to melt or become misshapen. Avoid using a clothes dryer or ironing the yarn.
Overall, acrylic yarn is relatively easy to care for and can withstand frequent washing. By following these simple washing instructions, you can keep your acrylic yarn looking great for years to come.
