Review on Red Heart Classic Available Multiple by Linda Diaz

I use a lot of Red Heart yarns in my crochet projects because they are reliable and have a very consistent color even from batch to batch of dyeing. I had more trouble finding threads that were sun faded (I didn't buy them the way I stored them, my fault) than because they were from a different batch of dyes. Colors are vibrant and spin is soft enough for clothes, but it also blocks and boosts things like wipes well. Very little color bleed, and most of the color bleed I saw with this type of yarn was not from the gentle wash but from the stiffener I used. From time to time I trip over a lump in a ball. , but usually no more than 2 in a ball. It's worth mentioning when planning a beading project. You may need to stop, cut the bulge, and thread the beads back on, so pull an extra yard or two at a time to check for bulges while you work on projects like this. These are classic colors, for a more modern look and beautiful bright colors check out Aunt Lydia's thread. Both are Red Heart threads and I was able to use them in the same projects. These are classic colors, for a more modern look and beautiful bright colors check out Aunt Lydia's thread. Both are Red Heart threads and I was able to use them in the same projects. These are classic colors, for a more modern look and beautiful bright colors check out Aunt Lydia's thread. Both are Red Heart threads and I was able to use them in the same projects.