Lion Brand Yarns Landscapes Yarn, Acrylic, Blue Lagoon, 17.78 x 7.62 x 7.62 cm

Gorgeous yarn easy to crochet with and beautiful results so many nice colours

Very bright colours! It arrived this afternoon and straight away I had to use it! Made myself a hat but I think I need to buy another ball to make some gloves now as it’s just so nice and soft and bright! The strands split apart quite a bit but it didn’t make a difference to the finished piece.

Lovely yarn beautiful colours. But I found it a bit difficult to use. I made a scarf with it very new to crocheting and one of my first projects. Could be not a good starter yarn would get it again when I am a bit more experienced did really love the colours 🧶🧶🧶

Ordered quite a lot as I was making a king size bed cover. It was a little expensive but I couldn’t get the yarn elsewhere & was happy to buy from Amazon, reliable source & delivery was excellent. Great to work with, really soft, colours really popped as the blanket got bigger. Added bonus was the yarn could be machine washed & tumble dried. Win win situation.

Gorgeous wool, fabulous colours. Knits up best on large stainless steel needles (will probably stick on wood or plastic) as it can split due to the natural weave, but I didn't find this a problem personally. Best for scarves and hats on big needles as its fairly chunky

This yarn is super soft and looks very pretty made up. It’s going to take more than one ball to make my hat, but that’s due to the bobbles, and one word of warning, it’s not easy to undo so try to get it right first time. Would buy this yarn again.

This product was recommended on youtube for crocheting a pair of rainbow legwarmers. I bought 3 skeins: one for each leg plus a spare one just in case. I thought it was expensive, but it was for a present. When the order arrived I was over the moon as the colours looked even brighter and shinier than on screen. When I started crocheting the first legwarmer I fell in love with the luxurious feel of the wool, and as I continued I was really pleased with the colour effects of it throughout. Unfortunately, once I started crocheting the second legwarmer, I encountered a rather upsetting problem, considering the legwarmers are for a special present. Not only the second skein had two different colours knotted together, hence disrupting the colour pattern which the first skein had followed (never mind the fact that you don't want to see a knot in an otherwise omogenous pattern of stitches, which could also compromise the stretch of the garment), but further on some thread had become somewhat detached in a fluffy mess, hence thickening the wool and making the use of the same crochet hook rather difficult (never mind the unsightly look and feel this would give the pattern). Fortunately, I had bought a spare skein, but even more upsettingly this third skein suffered from the same problems as the previous one. So, by this point, I'm even more upset because (due to time constraints for the birthday present) I'm going to have to cut the messed up section of wool. Hopefully I'll have enough to make the second legwarmer the same lenght as the first, otherwise I shall also have to undo the first, oh so perfect one, and reduce its length to match. But starting the second legwarmer further down the length of skein actually means that the colour pattern of the two legwarmers will be different - which I'm not sure whether it will enhance or detract from the overall effect... (4 pics enclosed)

One ball is enough for a man’s beanie hat. Used knitting needles 4 mm. First my husband chose these colors, then my dad say the hat and wanted one too. Bought another ball and knitted another hat.