Review on 🌈 Vibrant Stained Glass Waves: RED HEART Unforgettable Yarn by Jennifer Roberts

I love Unforgettable yarn and use it regularly in my projects including hats and scarves and soft enough for baby blankets. I think this yarn produces designs that look decidedly premium, with looks and quality. It's soft to the touch and a little fluffy, but also has that muted gorgeous sheen. The colors in the finished project will look slightly different depending on the lighting. Nevertheless, the "Stained Glass" yarn disappointed me at first. In the photo it looks like it's working as a rainbow, with lots of purple. Instead, he worked with many ribbons in all imaginable colors, which, however, could all be described as the colors of a stained glass window and harmonized well despite the variety of colors. In general, it wasn't what I expected, but the result was definitely perfect. I used this yarn to make an endless scarf for a young woman and she loved it, loved the stripes and colors. (Image) WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THIS YARN: ** This is a roving yarn, meaning parts of the yarn are thicker than others, from a slightly bulky feel to the thread. The threads are strong, but sometimes I do double stitches when the yarn is very thin, like making two double crochet stitches in the same stitch and making sure both stitches are on top of each other when I crochet the next row. I love Unforgettable's even yarn because it gives my projects great texture with great stitch definition. ** From personal experience, the number of lots really matters. Make sure you have enough for your project. ** This is a wonderful yarn but also great value. Thus nodes can be found. With stained glass yarn, the transition to a different color was easy and imperceptible. More subtle color combinations can create distinct transitions.** This yarn isn't that difficult to break, especially if it's been used over and over again (the more you break it and start over, the less stable the thread becomes). yarn will). In other words, be careful not to make mistakes - or at least too many of them! ** This yarn will tangle. He loves to hold on to himself. This can be frustrating, especially for beginners. Because it sticks to itself, it can make ripping the seams difficult/awkward/impossible. I tried to convince myself to wind the yarn up instead of using a center pull. Bunion is pain. But it unravels like this. All in all I love this yarn. While it has its issues, it's worth it for its beauty and softness. It's so soft, the colors are so beautiful and rich, and every finished project I donate is always greeted with joy. Hope I was helpful!