Arm Knitting Yarn,Grey 2.3LB Chunky Braid Vegan Cotton Tube Soft Washable Bulky Giant Hand Knitting Jumbo Fat Yarn for Easy Fun Handmade DIY Throw Blanket Pet Bed Making

think this purchase was very good and shipped here very fast I used all of the yarn I wish there was a bit more yarn but it’s a very nice touch to my house

Lovely Jersey fabric yarn. Good quality, however you will need a lot in order to make anything as it does not come with much due to the thickness of the yarn.

Pricey for T-Shirt material made into tubes, but good quality over all. Not very soft but good weight. Not quite enough to make a regular Twin Blanket. So, we will need to order more when possible and hope there is still some available or enough of same color when able to.

Over all happy with this yarn, but I am being generous with 4 stars for reasons below. My son ad been begging for one of the jumbo roving blankets, But I felt they were too fragile and impractical for a busy young adult to care for. I was excited to find this yarn In a nice Navy color. Note: this is not traditional yarn, it is a Jersey knit tube with a fiber filler. There are several vendors selling this yarn. I picked this particular co. because they are reasonably priced, had the navy color I wanted, and were able to ship quickly... or at least for the first order. Also their skeins are 2.5 lbs which means less ends when making a big project ( compared to other's 1.2 lb skeins). The 4 skeins arrived in less that a week. Unfortunately when I tried to order more for a matching cushion the day it arrived the next order wouldn't ship for almost 2 months!!! Very disappointing. The yarn arrived in a big box very neatly skeined and individually wrapped in plastic.The outside layers of the yarn are perfect, but it are more and more compacted/flattened as it was unraveled because the skeins are wound so tightly. Major massaging/ floofing is necessary to get this yarn to be tubular instead of tape-like... even with winding the skeins loosely around a chair back to decompress before knitting.Obviously an individual's gauge will determine the ultimate yardage needed. But their guides were a bit on the skimpy side. For me one skein with 20 'cast on' stitches hand looped 8 1/2 rows which was 48 X 17" ( not including the 1/2 row) I figure that 4 skeins will make a 48 X 74" blanket-> this will be a little skinny for my taste , but had to sacrifice width to get length for my tall guy. I used a short 1 1/2" diameter cardboard tube to shuttle along and hold the loops while I 'table knitted'. Once the yarn is fluffed this makes a nice blanket and is definitely instant gratification.After casting on, it took me less than an hour to finish knitting one skein.

Purchased to crochet a bed for my mother's cats.Slight staining, and just cheap plastic bag.Wish they would of done some if any kind od conditioning on ends started to fray and un ravel. Was soft and easy to use.