Red HeartBoutique Unforgettable Candied Yarn - 3 Pack of 100g/3.5oz - Acrylic - 4 Medium (Worsted) - 270 Yards - Knitting/Crochet

I love to crochet this yarn for a berrete

I never give bad reviews but I just have to with this. I bought 2 lots of the Parrot colour - the colour had such potential.Both were from different dye lots and drastically so. One pack was thick and pale, the other much brighter and thinner.Both packs where appalling for consistent weight: this yarn would change from fingering to DK to lace weight to worsted and so on. Making it impossible to work with at times. And boy, did it stretch too.I didn't return as I had opened both and used both, trying to mix them up to make them work. To no avail.Don't purchase.

The quality and texture of this yarn is great for making hats and scarf. The colour quality is great, and visual affects are great.

Love this yarn. Great to work with. The colours are amazing and made a great hat, scarf and mittens. To bad they discontinued this colour or I would get more.

I loved working with this yarn, it was much softer than I though it would be. It didn't interfere with my project, but the only thing I would look out for is... the strand of yarn would vary in thickness sometimes being very thin and sometimes a bit thicker. Overall, though, it was lovely yarn that I am sure to purchase again.

After reading some of the reviews of this yarn I was a little hesitant to try it but was very pleasantly surprised. The colors are beautiful and my project, a crocheted boho sweater that reaches to the floor, is turning out quite nicely. This is the third sweater of this type I have made, the first with this yarn, and it's beautiful.To address some of what others have said:I have not found the yarn to be at all difficult to work with. I am on my 4th skein and have not had any problems with sticking or knotting up. I somehow managed to pull out the entire center of a skein when I was just trying to get the starting piece. Admittedly, I did have the usual mess one would expect in that situation but I used it as it was and had no difficulties at all until I was close to the end and even that was manageable. On the other skeins I was able to locate the starting yarn on the outside of the skein and just let it unwind as I went.I've had to do plenty of frogging when I had to frog an entire row of nearly 200 DC stitches. I had no issues with that. It came apart and was redone without a hitch. Twice there was a slight pull where the yarn had stuck but that was all.It is a roving yarn with varying weights. That has only added to the character of my project. Most of it has been a light weight yarn, around a 3, not the 4 as the listing indicated.For reference, I used a size G hook and most of the stitches are DC or TC crochet. Perhaps those who are using smaller needles or doing fine knitting projects would have experiences others have mentioned but I am looking forward to working more with this yarn, including some knitting. I think this would be a great yarn for sweaters, baby blankets, hats, scarves, shawls and mittens.

Nice and soft yarn.