I knit this yarn into a hooded cowl. It can be worn bunched around the neck, or pulled up into a hood for colder weather. I made 11 of these and gave them as gifts. Everyone loved them. I used various yarns for 10 of them, but my favorite yarn was this orange yarn. It felt warm and looked very expensive. It was a true winner!

I'm making a sweater from the Tahki pattern book for this yarn--several years old (the pattern), but still stylish with an asymmetrical hem. The yarn works well for this project and I'd use it again for another fluffy-style sweater or scarf.

A chenille-type, fuzzy, lofty, warm and very soft yarn (because it has alpaca in it) that creates attention-getting acccessories, such as scarves, shawls and bags. It's a bulky yarn in its thickness but not in its weight, so it's lovely, light and warm to wear. It comes in scrumptious colors that all seem to go together if you're making a multi-colored item. Unfortunately, Filatura di Crosa has discontinued this yarn, so snatch it up wherever you can find it!