Keche Baby Cotton, 60% Cotton 40% Acrylic Yarn, Soft Cotton Yarn for Crochet and Knitting, Amigurumi Yarn 1 Skein/Ball 1.76 Oz (50g) / 180 Yrds (165m) - Dark Green

Absolutely love Keche Baby Cotton yarn for my amigurumi projects! It's a perfect blend of cotton and acrylic that makes toys soft and the colors are wonderfully vibrant. The yarn is not fuzzy, which is important to me, and is generally nice to work with--though it is easy to accidentally catch or miss a strand or two of a loop of crochet if you're not careful. My only complaint is there is not more of a color selection. It would also be nice if the yarn could be bought in larger skeins, but it's a small inconvenience for how well the yarn works and looks.

Beautiful yarn, pricy but it is good quality. Soft and easy to work with.

I bought this yarn to knit some mini sweater ornaments for family and friends, and I love working with it! It’s thin, which was what I wanted, and oh, so soft. Very easy to work with because it doesn’t split and knots securely . I also crocheted with it , and I think it will hold up well. I like the fact that it’s cotton and acrylic combined because that combo gives the yarn a nice feel. The color is a vibrant red which is perfect for Christmas. The cost is reasonable and compares well with other vendors. Since it’s thin, you get a lot of yarn for the money. I would highly recommend it.

Love love love this yarn. It’s perfect for my little hanging plants and succulents I make. I love the smoothness of the yarn. It’s doesn’t ball up or get fuzzy. Also the variety in color options is great. I might try it on some garments next but so far I’ve only used it for small stuffed items

If I were knitting something, I would not buy this to knit a sweater. For Hobby Crafts it would be fine I suppose. I got this for a cat that comes around here all the time for something to amuse herself with. She seems to enjoy it and it's inexpensive, so... What the heck. I don't think you would find this or consider it to be very durable. As for softness, I wouldn't buy a sweater with yarn of this quality. I don't find it to be very durable except for baby maybe. For a pet's enjoyment you could put some catnip on it for them, that would amp things up there some I guess. It isn't really soft per se. Versatile? Yeah if you're a creative thinker. For your personal enjoyment, for Hobby Crafts it's probably a better choice than some higher end product.

I absolutely loved the texture of this yarn! It’s lightweight, glides smoothly while crocheting, and feels very delicate — perfect for fine and detailed pieces. ✨🧶

Very easy to work with, I was surprised at the price point! The yarn never split while I was using it, and I never ran into any knots or tangles while using it. The red color is ESPECIALLY bright and lovely. I would recommend this to anyone who likes working with fingering weight yarn.

This is such nice yarn and I want to love it but, unfortunately, it constantly knots. I'm spending more time trying to remove the knots than I am crocheting my item. It is lovely yarn with a nice drape but the knots are killing me. There is a decent amount of yarn in the skein. The color is perfect. It doesn't really split. I don't know if I would ever purchase it again. I guess it would depend on what other brand I could buy that is similiar.

I'm not sure what I ordered but I'm very disappointed with the quality and size of this yarn. It's not worth the hassle of sending it back, so I now have to find a use for it elsewhere. I had purchased it hoping to make a crocheted bag but it's such poor quality that I don't know what I can make with it.

This yarn is super thin. The recommended hook is 2-3mm. I thought my black Lion softee yarn was thin at 3 light. This is much thinner. I am going to try to use this for making eyes, eyebrows, mouth and noses for the Amigurumi. The ball is super tiny and definitely not worth 9.00 🤦🏼‍♀️😤