What kind of wool are you?

from JoeUser Forums
You are Acrylic.
You are Acrylic.
While you are very versatile, your plasticky
countenance can be offputting. You are very
good with children but can become a pill if
left alone with them too long. You are very
flexible but don't give in to manipulation.


What kind of yarn are you?
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Now I'm totally depressed. Why couldn't I have been something gorgeous like cashmere, but no, cheap, itchy, plain - acrylic...
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Reply #1 from JoeUser Forums Top
"You are Mohair. You are a warm and fuzzy type who works well with others, doing your share without being too weighty. You can be stubborn and absolutely refuse to change your position once it is set, but that's okay since you are good at covering up your mistakes. "

That's so stupid that they don't have Alpaca wool, because surely that's what I would be!
Reply #2 from JoeUser Forums Top
Seriously, if you're a knitter, buy alpaca wool. It may be expensive, but it's so great. 6 times warmer than wool, without the itch. :o)
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Reply #4 from JoeUser Forums Top
I'm not wool, I'm made of meat.
Reply #5 from JoeUser Forums Top
You are Mohair. You are a warm and fuzzy type who works well with others, doing your share without being too weighty. You can be stubborn and absolutely refuse to change your position once it is set, but that's okay since you are good at covering up your mistakes
The only issue I have with working with mohair is that it leaves bits of fluff all over my hand and tickles my nose! It IS better than acrylic, though....speaking of which, it's been a few weeks since I picked up my needles and I really ought to go find a new project. Hmm...I have a pattern for a bikini, and whilst I won't wear the bottoms I could wear the top with shorts and jeans and stuff! Cool! Thta's going to be my next project!
Reply #6 from JoeUser Forums Top
You are Mohair. You are a warm and fuzzy type who works well with others, doing your share without being too weighty. You can be stubborn and absolutely refuse to change your position once it is set, but that's okay since you are good at covering up your mistakes
The only issue I have with working with mohair is that it leaves bits of fluff all over my hand and tickles my nose! It IS better than acrylic, though....speaking of which, it's been a few weeks since I picked up my needles and I really ought to go find a new project. Hmm...I have a pattern for a bikini, and whilst I won't wear the bottoms I could wear the top with shorts and jeans and stuff! Cool! Thta's going to be my next project!


I want a picture of that. If for nothing else than to drool on my K/B.