glow in the dark yarn

Oct 02, 2008 4 Replies

------------------------------------- Some one has posted asking about \"glow in the dark yarn\". It's now on sale at Mary Maxims.


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knittingtwomuch spun a FINE 'yarn':

+Some one has posted asking about \"glow in the dark yarn\". It's now on +sale at Mary Maxims.

knittingtwomuch. . . Wow, I remember THAT query being posted over 10 years ago! There was quite a discussion about it, the lady who wanted it did locate it and made lingerie and halloween costumes from it. A *later* discussion, about 5 years ago went on about the lighted knitting needles and lighted crochet hooks, which are now widely available, but five years ago they weren't wildly popular yet. Shortly afte ^that^ discussion, I invented glow in the dark knitting needles and crochet hooks.... JM2C (J ust M y 2 C ents) Noreen

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"What hurts *you* so bad that you feel you have to hurt *me* in order to healit?" > fave quote of the month....

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Does it have a name? I'd like to find a source in UK.

Mary

Mary,

Bernat just released a glow-in-the-dark yarn.

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this helps, Christy

"Mary Fisher" wrote in news:48e5158a$0$762$ snipped-for-privacy@master.news.zetnet.net:

Bernat makes one, but the glow is limited to about 20 minutes. in my opinion the white (it comes in pastel pink, blue, green & yellow as well) glows the best. it's a little splitty to work with & the balls are rather small, 40g. there is also NightLights yarn

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haven't tried the nightlights yet, but it looks like it glows better. lee

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