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| Brand: | Bernat |
| Blend: | 60% Cotton 40% Acrylic |
| Yarn Weight: | DK | Light Worsted |
| Net Weight: | 120g (4.23oz) |
| Tension: | 22 stitches, 28 rows to 4" |
| Recommended Crochet Hook: | F (4.00mm) - F (4.00mm) |
| Care Instructions: | Machine Wash (65°F to 85°F/30°C) |
| Craft: | Crochet, Knitting |
| Length: | 254yds (232m) |
| Recommended Needles: | US 6 (4mm) - US 6 (4mm) |
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Review summary
Most reviewers praise this cotton yarn as soft, easy to work with and good for blankets, vests and hats. Complaints are uncommon. One reviewer found it harsh for baby items and said it only softens with washing.
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Beautifully soft and easy to knit with. Good value for money and stitches have good definition. Great range of pastel colours. I'm knitting a multi-striped blanket and the pattern looks lovely. I would definitely buy this yarn again
Beautifully soft and easy to knit with. Good value for money and stitches have good definition. Great range of pastel colours. I'm knitting a multi-striped blanket and the pattern looks lovely. I would definitely buy this yarn again
It’s a beautiful light and soft yarn easy to work with even for beginners since it’s not too thin or too thick. I made a vest and it really keeps me warm very pleased.
I would highly recommend this yarn it’s light and soft works well in crochet. It’s the right size of yarn not to thin or too thick. I made a sleeveless top that I love. I wear it on top of my shirt almost every day because it’s light but keeps me cozy and warm.
I am doing a baby blanket with planned pooling. The yarn has regular colour changes and is easy to crochet.
Amazing soft cotton highly recommended.
I use this to make a baby hat. Crochets very well.
I find this yarn very harsh to use. With a raised stitch (like garter stitch) i think it would be too rough for a baby. Smoother stitch, Eg stocking stitch, works better, but still is not what I would call soft, and certainly not snuggly. I believe it gets softer with washing but I really don’t like this for baby things. Better for dishcloths.
Excellent Lovely soft yarn
Excellent Lovely soft yarn
