300gram 196yardx3 Gradient Velvet Yarn Crochet Knitting Dyed Rainbow Velvet Headband Hat Scarf Sweater Pillow Blanket Wrap DIY Soft Luxury Velvet Chenille Yarn Craft Yarn

This yarn is so soft. I have used it to make kids hats on my loom. I have also used it to make some stuffed animals (crochet) It is always an eye-catcher at my markets! It is a little on the thinner size but I just double it if I need to.

So pretty and so soft! But not super durable. Totally workable but this is not a thick or strong string under all the fluff.

The yarn is a pretty color. Not exactly what shown, but it is pretty. I did NOT read reviews, my bad. I have to be more diligent.This is very, very soft. But also very, very thin. Even though it's a plush yarn, it's more like a #3 weight. So just be aware of that. The pictures definitely show it more like a bulky #5.It is a good amount of this type of yarn for the price though.Now to find a similar colorway in a thicker yarn.This was going to be used for plushies, for my markets as a complimentary color, but too thin.

I've now ordered this yarn twice &, for me, its a MUST HAVE! At 1st I was a bit disappointed because of how thin it is but turned out its been a really good thing for the type items I crochet! Its SSOOOOOO SOFT!! colors are absolutely beautiful!I've had NO trouble with it pulling apart except when i've had my stitches 2 tight & even then it's only happened once or twice!

I bought this to make a baby blanket for my grandson. It was much thinner and lighter shades of pastels than I expected but that's much fault. I didn't bother to read the description or the reviews first, before buying it. Plenty of other buyers mention this I'm their reviews.My blanket turned out beautifully anyway! Not thick, but super soft and pushy. Would definitely buy again.*I used a 5.5mm hook for this yarn. Anything smaller and it gets really tight and hard to manage imo.

I don’t know why I had such high hopes for this yarn, it might’ve just been that the coloring pictured online was too pretty to resist… PLEASE, do not waste your money. This yarn is SMALL. If you’re used to working with Bernat velvet or Yarn Bee’s velvet, it’s nothing like this. It’s DK/3 and it would take FOREVER to work up into anything tangible. At the price and quality, stay away. Classic case of too good to be true

I really really really wanted to love this yarn. I love the color variance I love that it's fuzzy and I love the items I have created with this, see the cute jellyfish that I created with this (last image). Unfortunately this yarn is just awful!First image, this is a more standard fuzzy yarn. this is the yarn I use as my gold standard for amigurumi projects. You can see this yarn is about a third the size. The other yarn is pretty standard and what I had hoped to do was use both yarn together for a single project but alas there isn't really a way to marry pieces created with each yarn any project made from this yarn will be 1/3 the size.Second image. this shows the real reason why I am giving this yarn a 2 star review. This yarn falls apart if you even think to hard at it. Bits of fluff fly off constantly. Applying any real pressure to the yarn will cause it to strip. There are few things more frustrating than creating a perfect magic ring and then the yarn breaking when you try to pull it closed. This happened to me multiple times. And when it didn't break, it denuded leaving bare spots. I do not trust this to stand up to any use. I would not want to create anything with this yarn that would be handled too roughly or washed. It would fall apart.This yarn is incredibly difficult to work with. It does not crochet smoothly, bit of it are uneven. It is the opposite of relaxing.I haven't returned it but I am thinking about it.

I like the yarn.. the dye isn’t very consistent though which is fine. It’s also a lot thinner than I thought. I thought it would be comparable to premier parfait but it about half the weight which is fine I just have to use two skeins together when crocheting. Otherwise I enjoy using it!In my photos premier parfait is the white yarn for comparison