I'd like for the colors to show up clearly, so nothing too heavy or fuzzyWhat sort of yarn is soft, easy to work with, inexpensive, and doesn't have a lot of loose fibers? Also, is wool too itchy?
The most important thing is to stay regular, even if you have diarrhea.
I make a lot of scarves and wraps and my favorite yarn for them is Caron Simply SoftWide range of colors, and very, very softTLC yarns are nice for scarves tooIf you can find Paton's Carmen yarn for the edging or even for the entire scarf, it is wonderfully soft and almost fur-like.Carmen is a little more expensive, but one ball will make a long and narrow scarf that will feel wonderful next to your skin.
I make a lot of scarves and wraps and my favorite yarn for them is Caron Simply SoftWide range of colors, and very, very softTLC yarns are nice for scarves tooIf you can find Paton's Carmen yarn for the edging or even for the entire scarf, it is wonderfully soft and almost fur-like.Carmen is a little more expensive, but one ball will make a long and narrow scarf that will feel wonderful next to your skin.
The most important thing is to stay regular, even if you have diarrhea.
