🌅 Sunrise RED HEART Unforgettable Yarn Review

So I bought this yarn because it looked good and I love the Red Heart brand. I am very disappointed in this yarn. It seemed cheap and I was able to rip the strand off with my hands. Not to mention that the thread was knotted in places where it had previously snapped. I will never buy yarn again without seeing it in a store.

The yarn is beautiful but difficult to work with (very fine in some places, untwisted, thick and fibrous in others), but quite suitable for an experienced knitter. My first skein was ok, but the second skein (of which I only had to use 1/3) had at least 3 different places where they tied a new thread (knot) and a few places where the yarn was so brittle was that it was just disassembled. really terrible. If both were like the first strand I would rate higher. On the plus side, both strands were

Such a nice color gradient. The yarn is very soft, but the thread gets tangled very easily and has fluffy parts around it that can form knots when crocheting. If you buy this yarn be 100% sure that you will never try to unravel the stitch as knots will form on it and the thread will easily snap on you. I learned from my mistakes and settled on a very simple pattern that doesn't require any complex stitches. I recommend using Clover Amour Hooks with this yarn, they are very soft and will save…

The photo I am posting uses "Sunrise" yarn. My tip: look before you buy. This yarn is not suitable for projects that require complete uniformity and it is NOT primarily "4" or worsted weight. It's basically '3' or sports weight (IMO) with tiny areas that are '4' almost '5' and other tiny areas that are '2' almost '1' " are. However, this worked great for the project I had in mind. I loved the long lengths of yarn before the color changed in variegation. I first saw this yarn in a store but…

Nice light yarn. I love how the long colored sections create a gorgeous rainbow or stripe effect. It has a little sheen and is a little flaky. This yarn is thinner than worsted, perhaps more like a lightweight sport yarn. Here's a little bag I made for my granddaughter to see what the crocodile stitch would look like using this yarn. It was perfect. I used the "E" hook. I think this yarn is more practical for a light scarf, shawl or some kind of cape. I'll do it later with another color of…

I use Sunrise Color (I'm marking the color because while reading reviews from other users I realized that they don't always know what color they actually bought I can't assume so I have however ordered several other colors of this yarn after seeing how pretty this one looks I am relatively new to crocheting and using this finer yarn has taken my pace compared to my other projects with one definitely slowed down on the heavier size 4 worsted yarn, but now that I've moved on to an even smaller…

The thread is very thin, tears easily and has very poor adhesion. Beautiful color but very difficult to work with. It's like trying to work with cheap yarn that keeps snagging and you have to keep cutting it. It also tears easily and is very flimsy to begin with. I used triple strands because the individual strands were too thin for everything I wanted to do. I had to buy a second spool of this yarn because about half of the first spool was so tangled that it could no longer be processed and…