Hatteras Yarn - 100% Cotton - Bulky Yarn - 109ds (100m)/ 3.53oz (100g) - Dusty Violet Color - For Crochet & Knitting - Bouclé Look - Bulky Weight - Perfect For Sweaters, Vests, Accessories

I only use organic and plant based material for crocheting, which can be inconvenient and expensive! I made a little cat bed for my cat! She loves it, I love it, I love the unbleached yarn. She puked on it and I decided to put it on delicate cycle in the washing machine. Then I put it on low in the dryer, it actually came out looking great! I liked it so much that I bought more in different colors to make slippers for my boyfriend and me. It would also make a dreamy sweater!

So soft and nice! My only difficulty with it was finding where the yarn started, lol. The way the yarn is constructed makes it a little more difficult for a beginner crocheter like me to read my stitches, but as I'm working with it more, I'm getting better at it. Really nice yarn!

I have had zero luck uncoiling this yarn, having to untie and untangle it every step of the way. This is nearly unusable to knit (crochet) because it is constantly tying itself in knots and is not coiled in a way that makes it easy or smooth to uncoil. I have had to untangle strands of it, and cut it. Forcing me to knit the sections together far more than I should.I would never buy this again. The only reason I bought this was because it was pure cotton and I was wanting to make a pot holder to protect my counters from hot pans/baking sheets to free up room on my stove. It just is nearly impossible to work with. Both coils I received are complete tangled messes, can't even find the open ends to start with without uncoiling the whole bundle (as best as you can given it ties itself in knots when you do).

No complaints about this product. Is as advertised.

Nice cotton yarn that works up well. Color is true to photo.

Lovely soft cotton that is as pictured regarding color. Skein is not wound. Experienced knitters and crocheters will know what this means, but those who are new to it: many yarns come in a skein or loose coil. You must wind it into a ball, from which you can pull the yarn out of the center to keep it from tangling as you work. You can buy a winder, try a local knitting store (though they may not wind it unless you buy it from them), or look up a tutorial on how to wind it without a winder.