Discover Care Tips for Handmade Products and maintenance advice to keep your handmade amigurumis and crochet accessories looking new and lasting longer.
To clean your amigurumi without damaging it:
– The water temperature should be either cold or slightly warm.
– Use a mild detergent and only a small amount of it.
– Soak the amigurumi in the solution, but be gentle and avoid wringing or rubbing it.
– If there are any stains, simply blot the affected area without scrubbing.
– After washing, rinse the amigurumi thoroughly with cold water until all soap suds are gone.
– To dry the amigurumi, lay it flat on a towel, squeeze out any excess water by gently pressing it, and avoid twisting it.
– Do not hang the amigurumi, as it may stretch.
– Do not expose the amigurumi to direct sunlight as it may cause fading.
– You may need to change the towel as you dry, and it may take up to 24 hours or more for the amigurumi to be fully dry.
To clean your amigurumi with glitter safety eyes without damaging it:
– The water temperature should be either cold or slightly warm.
– Use a mild detergent and only a small amount of it.
– If the amigurumi isn’t heavily soiled, spot cleaning may be sufficient. Use a soft, damp cloth or sponge with mild soap to gently dab at the soiled areas. Avoid rubbing vigorously, especially around the eyes.
– If there’s dust or dirt on the surface, you can use a soft-bristled brush (like a clean makeup brush) to gently brush off the particles.
– For stubborn stains, you can use a cotton swab or a soft brush dipped in a mild detergent solution. Dab the stained area gently, then rinse with a clean, damp cloth.
– After spot cleaning, allow the amigurumi to air dry thoroughly in a well-ventilated area
– Avoid wetting the safety eyes.
– Do not expose the amigurumi to direct sunlight as it may cause fading.
– Handwash: It is advisable to handwash your item in cool water with mild detergent.
– Avoid soaking for too long, and do not twist or wring the item.
– Air dry: It is best to air dry your item by laying them flat on a towel.
– Avoid hanging the item to dry, as the weight of the wet yarn could cause it to stretch.
– Avoid using a dryer or exposing them to direct sunlight.
– No bleach product may be used.
– Avoid ironing: Your item should not be ironed.
– Handle with care: Avoid pulling or stretching your item.
– Avoid using fabric softeners.
– Use a lint roller: Use a lint roll to remove any pet hair or lint that may accumulate.
– Store your accessory in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
– To prevent stretching, don’t hang the item for long periods; instead, fold it neatly.
– Be mindful of sharp objects or rough surfaces that could snag the yarn.
