
My chenille yarns & where I get them from!
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I often get asked about what brands of yarn I use so I've put together a little blog post about my favourite yarns and where I get them from. I use all these chenille yarns interchangeably as they are similar enough in feel & thickness to be used together on the same project (in my opinion!)
For context I live in the UK and these are the yarn options I've found work best for me and that I can get hold of relatively easily.
I personally use a 5.5mm hook with these yarns (although I know some people use a smaller hook size than this).
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Hobbii Baby Snuggle Solid:
You can get this yarn online here:
https://hobbii.co.uk/baby-snuggle-solid
Pros:
- It's lovely and soft
- It comes in a good range of colours
- It's on sale relatively often
Cons:
- It sheds quite badly
- It's more expensive than some other similar brands
- They're often out of stock for long periods of time for certain colours
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Hobbii Honey Bunny:
You can get this yarn online here:
https://hobbii.co.uk/honey-bunny
Pros:
- It's lovely and soft
- It comes in a good range of colours
- It's on sale relatively often
Cons:
- It sheds quite badly
- It's more expensive than some other similar brands
- They're often out of stock for long periods of time for certain colours
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King Cole Yummy:
I get this yarn online here:
https://www.woolwarehouse.co.uk/king-cole-yummy-all-colours (I am sure this yarn is available elsewhere, this is just where I get it from).
Pros:
- It's lovely and soft
- It's cheaper than Hobbii yarns
- There's a fairly good range of colours
Cons:
- It sheds quite badly
- It's missing a lot of colour options I would like (browns & brighter colours)
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Wolans Bunny Baby:
You can get this yarn online here:
https://www.mrsjohnsonsemporium.co.uk/product/wolans-bunny-baby-chunky-chenille/
Pros:
- It's lovely and soft (maybe feels a bit stiffer than the brands above)
- It sheds less than other brands
- The price is very good
- It comes in a good range of colours
Cons:
- It can be tricky to find sellers of this brand!
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Himalaya Dolphin Baby:
I personally love this brand but it is manufactured in Turkey and getting hold of it in the UK is tricky. There are lots of Etsy sellers who sell this yarn but shipping prices can be high.
Pros:
- It's lovely and soft
- It sheds less than other brands
- It comes in a good range of colours
Cons:
- It can be tricky to find sellers of this brand!
- Shipping to the UK can be pricey
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Cygnet Jelly Baby Chunky & Cygnet Jelly Baby Glitter
You can get these yarns here:
https://www.woolwarehouse.co.uk/yarn/cygnet-jelly-baby-chunky-all-colours
https://www.woolwarehouse.co.uk/yarn/cygnet-jelly-baby-glitter-all-colours
Pros:
- Glitter options are fun for the festive season
- Cheaper than some similar brands
Cons:
- Not a huge range of colours
- Not as soft as some of the other chenille brands
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Yarnsmiths Chenille Chunky

https://www.woolwarehouse.co.uk/yarn/yarnsmiths-chenille-chunky-all-colours
- I'ts lovely and soft
- Lots of amazing colours to choose from
- Doesn't snap when pulling the magic ring closed
- Minimal shedding
- Good price
- None that I can see!
If you're wanting to find out about the different fluffy/fuzzy yarns I use then check out my blog post about that here!