Keche Velvet Yarn for Crocheting, Soft Chenille Bulky Baby Blanket Amigurumi Yarn 2x100 gr (2x132 yds) (2 Skeins) (Green)

I love how soft it is and it is nice to work with to make amigurumi.

This yarn is perfect! I am a beginner (1 month of crochet experience) and was able to start over several times with this yarn without it falling apart. It’s extremely soft and easy to work with. 10/10 and good price

I ordered this for my mom, she loves crochet. These are so soft, very easy to work with, the pistachio color is so cute and bright. The yarn is thin so it’s better for small projects. The price is a bit high in my opinion but at least feels a good quality and is velvety soft.

This velvet yarn was just amazing! It was (mostly) easy to work with. When I made a mistake (a couple of times on this project) and had to pull back stitches, I struggled a bit, and got a lot of fuzz off of the yarn. Mostly it was awesome though. I love the feel of it. I finished this sock/slipper and am starting on the next. I’m not sure how much I’ll have left when this is done. Looking at the knit on this, though, it would make an amazing sweater. I’ve never knit a sweater before, but this yarn is the first yarn I have ever seen that would make me want to learn how to do it.I’m not sure how it holds up in the wash yet. Washing instructions are to wash in cold and drip dry. These will get plenty of washings, so if it doesn’t hold up for me, I’ll revise my rating.As is, I’m now looking through the colors and dreaming up what to make next.

This yarn is a beautiful, soft texture for blankets or cozy sweaters/hats/scarves/ponchos. Really anything although I would not use it for a rug in high traffic area. But a bathmat? Yes please!!Two skeins isn’t a lot so I have to purchase more, but my plan is a soft squishy-on-bare-feet rug next to tub or next to my side of the bed for my bare toes during middle-of-night pee runs LOL. It would make AMAZING blankets too, so that is a real possibility. It might be rather expensive blanket though, as this type yarn in general, regardless of brand, is fairly costly to use for very large projects like blankets. Velvet, chenille or blanket yarn is very skimpy on yardage without adjusting any cost due to the generally-under-100-yards because it’s so thick. Yarns sell by weight also.Really beautiful soft lavender, and as I said, bedroom or bathroom? I have to decide

This yarn is indescribably beautiful and soft. I loved to rub it against my cheek to see how it feels. The color is called pistachio, however I see it as early spring green. I have been collecting yarn for various reasons, one of which to make a latch hook rugs that my husband knows I have been planning on. He himself can knit and crochet so when he felt this yarn he told me it was too nice for a rug. I told him that he should make something nice with it. LOL Actually I just found a site where ther woman makes things using her knitting looms. I have different sizes of them, and making hats or scarves, etc. on my knitting loom is what I would like to use this soft fluffy yarn for. This is something I have wanted to learn so I am hapy that I can see someone making the sorts of things that I want to do.This is lovely yarn and it will go well with all the other soft yarn of this type. When I have a chance to get some, I try to color coordinate them so that whatever I make will look great.I appreciate the opportunity to try this yarn. Thank you.

I'm an intermediate loom knitter. I'm always looking for yarn brands I haven't used before.This yarn is super soft!! It's easy to work with. It also doesn't seem to shed.All the colors are beautiful! I had a hard time choosing a color. I ended up going with the red, which is a beautiful shade of Ruby.The yarn sleeve has all the information on it! It has what material the yarn is made out of, how maybe yards is in the skein, care instructions, what size needle/hooks to use, the color (it is a number though, I would like to see the color name on the sleeve), and the yarn weight. The weight of the yarn is important for loom knitters, because we use the weight to know what gauge loom we need to use.

POSITIVE: In a few hours I was able to crochet a beret for a friend who is going to have surgery and will be in the hospital for several days afterward. Hospitals keep the air dry to prevent growth of pathogens, but that makes it really hard to stay warm, so the answer, I thought, would be to have something nice and warm to wear on her head. A lot of body heat is lost through the head, and even a little more comfort in a hospital is a plus. This velvet yarn is a pleasure to work with, works up quickly, and is very soft to handle. It isn't terribly slippery like most synthetic yarns (I use wooden knitting needles and crochet hooks), so is very manageable to work with.NEGATIVE: it sheds a little bit while working with it, but seems stable enough when the piece is finished. I don't consider this to be a serious problem with the product but thought customers would like to know what to expect.P.S. This yarn does not stretch so accurate sizing is critical. Be sure to check your gauge for whatever you're knitting.