Fluffy material—what should you use?

Dear users, dear authors,
if you want to create a model that’s supposed to be extra soft and fluffy, which material is best for that?
Let me know.

I really like Teddy Aran by Ricco. Unfortunately, fluffy yarn isn’t great for crocheting, so I like to use acrylic yarn instead. Afterward, you can brush it up wonderfully fluffy with a pet slicker brush, and the yarn is inexpensive and widely available.

Best regards, Diana

I like to use ALIZE Softy fluffy yarn—it’s still relatively
easy to crochet with.

A while back, I was given half a ball of Rowan “fur” as a gift. It’s 97 percent wool and super cozy. Unfortunately, I didn’t have enough to make anything larger. Since it’s not acrylic yarn, you can also make great clothes out of it that won’t make you sweat. However, it’s also (at least for me) impossible to crochet with. But I’d definitely recommend it for a knitting project!

For crochet projects with fluffy yarn, I like to use Estivo II by Lana Grossa. It turns out beautifully fluffy and light, yet you can still see the stitches clearly. I also really like Rico Teddy Arab because it has such a lovely sheen. When I use it for amigurumi, I like to crochet it together with a thin cotton yarn as a carried-along yarn. For clothing, though, it gets a bit stiff.