🌈 Revolutionary Rainbow Silk Yarn: Eco-Friendly, Handspun from Recycled Sari Fabric, Perfect for Knitting, Weaving & Crocheting - 100g per Ball (2-Pack) Review

is not very soft and has clumping fiber bundles. In some places the descriptions say 80 yards, in others 100 yards. I wanted to make a decorative scarf out of it, but it's too scratchy. I think it could be good for a web project. I don't know, I haven't woven for 50 years. Nice colors but not comfortable.

The colors of this yarn are very pretty but the pictures make the yarn appear larger than it really is. This is just the size of a 2 ounce ball of Peaches n' Cream yarn. I've posted some photos showing the difference in size between a 6oz and 2oz ball versus recycled sari yarn so you can judge for yourself if you think the amount is really worth the price. Much luck!

I bought yarn for a saree from another seller and was very satisfied - used it for weaving. I bought this product with the idea of making a different type of weave but found that it cannot be used effectively as the thread count varies from medium thread to a multi-ply thread for embroidery. I tried to knit a scarf from it and the colors are great and the look is very unusual, but I'm not sure you can call it attractive - it's interesting and unique. I'm not sure what is the best way to use…

When I opened the package, I was disappointed that it had not become softer. So I knew it had to be used for something hard. I decided to make a small shoulder bag for the summer. COLOR: The colors are vibrant but the outside of the bead (mine) is a combination of orange, fuchsia, lime and dark green. Then, as I made my way to the center of the ball, it was a completely different color scheme: pale pink, purple, neon yellow, teal, white, and red. The? So I stopped crocheting because it would…