🔍 Optimized Search: Knit Picks Stroll Gradient Superwash Merino Wool Fingering Weight Yarn - Multiverse (100g Cake) Review

I'm a yarn snob. I usually only use natural fibers and have spent up to $35-40 per skein in the past. I was skeptical when I ordered it, but so many people recommend it that I gave it a try. Wow. This wool is very soft, the density is constant and there were no knots in any of the balls. This is a great yarn and I have completely changed. I'm ready to plan my next sweater in this yarn.

This is a long gradient yarn with a non-repeatable density. It's great for scarves and shawls, but if you plan to use it for socks you'll either need two skeins or you'll have to do what I did and hand roll each repeat of the color. This method will leave you about a thousand ends to weave, but I really liked the end result. The yarn is light, definitely thinner than the average yarn in the same category. It wasn't split, I didn't find any knots and it had good definition and firmness.

I use this yarn in multiverse to knit an openwork scarf. The colors are great. Every time I come to another one I decide it's my favorite, everyone is so beautiful. Although I've been knitting sporadically for years, I'm still at a beginner level and working with fingering for the first time. weight yarn. It was difficult at first and I almost gave up, but the quality of this yarn made it easy to adapt. So much so that I'm contemplating another project just to try a different color scheme! 4…