🧶 JubileeYarn - Exquisite Shades of Blue Delight - 4 Skeins - 50g/Skein Review

I chose a romantic navy blue and the color was spectacular! The yarn itself is the perfect weight for my openwork shawl. The combination of bamboo and tencel in this yarn makes it ideal for crocheting. I love the look of the stitches and the ease of crocheting with a very small #7 steel hook. I highly recommend this yarn and plan to purchase more for future projects.

I am crocheting a wedding shawl and need a scratch resistant pure white lace yarn that holds 8/0 beads on a double strand. This yarn is beautiful, comfortable to work with and fairly strong, even with a bead hook. The only downside is a few knots per skein. I would give 5 stars if there were no attachments. Easy enough to hide crochet joints, much harder with knitting needles, glad I bought this for a crochet project.

I received bamboo/cotton "yarn". I really like it, but it gets 4 stars instead of 5 because it's actually the weight of the crochet thread, not the yarn. The two pinks together weigh more than I expected, you can see the difference in the light pink. It's great, just not quite what I expected in terms of weight. It has a great shine but isn't as soft as other bamboo/cotton threads I've used. I think it would be great to use in crocheted mandalas or doilies. The four colors I received in the…

I give 5 stars for the yarn itself. I used pastel yellow for the crochet doilies and it is wonderful to work with (soft and not itchy at all) and a lovely colour. It's a little shiny, but not too much. The only reason a star was deducted was the amount of yarn I had to unravel. Luckily it's a yarn that's smooth enough not to be difficult to unravel, but it was quite a bit of it. I would definitely buy more in the future! from the middle of this yarn (I used about 6 skeins)

This yarn has a nice soft sheen and a nice lightness. My main reason for docking the star is that I found (at least in the first sphere - I haven't used more than one yet) a knot in the middle of the sphere. The only thing I don't really like about this yarn is that it doesn't stretch, but I understand that this is mainly due to the nature of the fiber. I'm currently making a lightweight pair of one-ball socks (which is why finding the knot was particularly annoying - it had to be a one-ball or