Chenille Yarn for Crocheting & Knitting, Soft Velvet Yarn, 3 Skeins, 100g/Skein (Brown)

I returned it, thinner than I wanted. Looked good if you want thin velvet

It's really gorgeous and soft, but the weight was a little unclear since they aren't committing to how many yards or meters there are per skein. They weighed close to 100g, two were 98g but one was 92g. It's not as thick as worsted weight, I would say it's DK weight, which fits with the label's recommendation of 3 or 4mm needles (though the listing photo says 4 to 5 mm). It is very soft, very pretty. The recommendation is to hand wash or dry clean. I haven't tried that yet, will update later if it has any issues after washing. The price seems very good for three skeins.

This yarn is so fabulously soft and easy to work with! Can't wait to buy more!

I recently used this vibrate yarn for one of my crochet projects, and I was really impressed with how soft and easy it was to work with. As someone who crochets amigurumi, I loved how plush and thick the yarn felt—it gave my pieces a nice, squishy texture, which is perfect for stuffed animals or pillows. It didn’t fray or split as I worked with it, which can be a big deal with softer yarns. Plus, the colors were so vibrant and stayed just as bold after washing. Overall, it made my project come together quickly and beautifully!

I couldn't decide what I wanted to do with this yarn today, so I wound it into a nice biscuit followed by crocheting a swatch, unraveling it, crocheting another swatch with different stitches, unraveling it, and then knitting it up two different ways. At the end of this little adventure, it didn't shred at all. It didn't felt. It behaved as though I'd done nothing to it. It's very soft. It's not very stretchy. I'm excited to work with it. I love the color. Makes me want a caramel apple.

Not sure why it's color is labeled "Gray" when it's purple tones are more primary than the grays. It's a pretty lavender-like chenille yet. Super soft too. Feels very nice on my daughter's hands when crocheting. She wished she didn't have to wear gloves to crochet her small animal figures. Good size for knitting these small figures. It's not as shed-y as other chenille yarn she's used. It does still shed if she frogs it too much or just pulling on it too hard. Pretty decent stitch definition. Well-priced for 3 skeins. However, its Amazon product info doesn't state how long each skein is or the weight of the yarn. Just to say to use a 3 mm hook, which did work well for my daughter.Recommended.

Great for scarves or other fluffy type apparel. It does shed a little but not enough to do any damage. Strong and doesn't split.

This yarn is quite nice with a soft fuzzy texture and even thickness. Those features might lead to frustration for beginning crafters, but if you have made a few projects, this could be a great choice for making hats for winter wear, or a larger-scale "plushie" version of an amigurumi pattern.