3 ways to make your crochet fluffy | Wire brush vs chain loops vs fake fur | Crochet Toolbox 1 

Hey Kylie :D Great comparison video! I use the 'wire brushing' quite frequently in my designs and maybe I can add a little something: You can cut the acrylic yarn into strings (double the length you want for the final result) and knot/tie them to the ami's surface. Then you brush out the strings. This will create a super soft and - depending on the length of the strings - long coat of fur without pulling out the stuffing ;) It also hides the stitches underneath perfectly. Con for this method: it's time-consuming to cut the strings and to tie them in place. You also need more yarn. But I love the result the most, so I think it's worth the extra effort :)

Life hack: if you want fluff but don't want to tie, do the loop stitch and cut the loops when done and then brush it for fluff it won't come out and looks really nice

You can also needle felt on to crochet pieces. And there are different techniques to achieve different results

Lol my cat was very concerned by the wire brushing noise

Love them all! The wired brush one is…😍extra stupendous ❤❤❤

You are amazing!! I love love love your channel!!!!

thank you!!

Like 2nd blue ball best. Thx.

The video by Projections where she fluffy a lion pattern into a tiger is amazing! If you haven't seen it you should look it up.

I heard natural fiber yarn works best for the brush technique like wool yarn

Hi, I absolutely love your work as a crochet artist designer. I can't find anywhere a decent big sized otter 🦦, is there any chance you could include that In a near video? (I'm spamming this under each video just in case lol)

What type of yarn was the brown yarn you were you using for the brushing method ?

Certainly a time consuming method, but a RU-vidr named Projectarian created a really fluffy tiger using a plug method. I have yet to try it out myself, but I though If through it out there

Hey there, you know there is a forth method of fluffing. Where you want a fluff, work in back stitch and into front loop tie small piece of yarn and then brush it as crazy, until you have fluff

Could you do D&D monsters because my party really wants me to crochet the monsters that we fight so they have a visual representation

could you in theory combine tge chain loops and the wire brush method if youre careful? 🤔

It became an ASMR channel for a second there

Have you tried brushing out your chain loops?