Knitted or felted wool covers?

Re: Knitted or felted wool covers?

• SaraTF member

  April 2012

  Do you knit? I have a cover that I knit, but then was accidentally felted and now works great! 

  A knit cover isn't necessarily thicker, it all depends on the weight of the yarn used. 

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• ChelsiAnn13 member

  April 2012

  I am learning to knit. But I have seen some knitted covers, pants and skirties and then I see the felted one. I assume felted is better for nightime but does knitted work just as well for daytime use?

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• SaraTF member

  April 2012

  I haven't had a problem with the knit covers for daytime. I imagine that for night time that felted would be better. If you want to try knitting a soaker though, I like the curly purly pattern.

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• hispenguin member

  April 2012

  We have a hybrid (knitted body, interlock waist and leg bands) It is a bit bulkier, but if she's wearing wool during the day at home I just use babylegs instead of pants.

  
  

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