TEHETEMerino Wool Yarn for Knitting 3-Ply Soft Lightweight 150g Crochet Yarn (Beige)

I haven't actually used this yet, but I did feel it and it seems very soft. It's going to work nicely for the animals I knit.It may look like a small package but there is a lot of yarn there. I also purchase Tehete 100% Cashmere and I love it and for the price it's great.

Amazing quality wool. Soft

Lovely yarn. Very soft. Nice colors.This is a FINGERING weight yarn in a 50g. Skein. It's thicker than lace yarn, but slightly more fine than sock yarn (though it certainly could be used to make a nice, soft pair of socks). You will be using size 1-3 knitting needles. I wouldn't go higher unless you want to create a lacey fabric. If I was going to crochet with it, I personally would use 3mm hook or smaller.It is:35% Merino25% Nylon20% Acrylic20% ViscoseSo, it's a Merino blend, not 100% Merino.Manufacturer says it is feltable. I have doubts, but I haven't tried it, so I can't say.It is dry clean or hand wash only and cannot be tumble dried.I think the $5 price point is fair.I'll be using it to knit Christmas ornaments. It will be well suited for that.

This yarn shreds. Pulls apart like it’s a cotton bell. No worse. You can’t apply any pressure

my wife is satisfied

The media could not be loaded. The yarn is fingering weight and extremely delicate. It breaks easily and I would not consider it easy to use with stranded color work. I am using it with a variegated yarn in stripes.I do like the texture and softness of the fabric this yarn creates. I am currently making a raglan sweater with it. I think it’s good yarn for the cost. As long as there is not a lot of tension placed on the yarn with knitting it holds up well. I found I would break it with frogging.

Although this yarn is a fingerling weight and I needed DK, I bought it and I crocheted with two strands. It was a pleasure to works with. It is smooth and well made yarn. I got it to make a hat for my daughter but I think I will buy more and make a sweater. The finished product feels fabulous against the skin. There was a slight odor but after hand washing the garment the smell is gone. Some reviews complained about the yarn coming apart but I didn’t have the problem.

I bought the color "ginger" to knit some tiny pumpkins and it worked out great.The pattern is Cute little pumpkin patch by Norman Schwarze. It's a nice desaturated orange, closer to what a real pumpkin would look like than any sort of neon, it's not at all garish. The weight is very light. Compared to other yarns I have, it's closest to one that's labeled sock weight. It's significantly thicker than my lace weight, but still very fine.I used size 1 knitting needles and it worked out well. if you were knitting something other than a plush you could probably use another size, but check your gague first of course.