TYH Supplies 20-Pack 22 Yard Assorted Colors 🧶 Acrylic Yarn Skeins: Ideal for Compact Knitting and Crochet Projects Review

If you look at the pictures you will see that what I received and what they advertised are two completely different types of skein. Only to find out I was robbed. Definitely a hard lesson. Luckily, my wife knows me well enough to know that I've done my best to make something nice for her. And it looks like a shitty cheap husband.

Candy is a collection of colored soft yarns wrapped in tiny balls. Originally from Lions Brand, this yarn idea is a cheaper fake. Both Lions Brand and this brand have the same yardage and yarn quality is comparable to Lions Brand acrylic yarn. The photos are misleading as the yarn count is very small (only 28 yards each) and the photo makes them look a little tighter. The yarn is not wrapped all the way around like normal 4ply worsted skeins; they are wrapped very loosely. You really can't do…

These are the smallest balls of yarn I've ever seen! I put them next to other strands so you can see the difference. The strand on the left is 175 yards and the strand on the right is 210 yards. They're too small for even a tiny project, but the cost they charge me for returning is almost the price of the yarn. I added it as suggested when purchasing another product and obviously didn't read the details. I won't make that mistake again! What a rip off for over $7. I have all 20 but I'm not…

I live in Southern California and make hats for kids in Mexico. I don't calculate I always wash my hats in warm water. Anyway, I purchased the above and made part of the hat out of your yarn. I chose the hats I washed. The yellow thread has become one big piece; I had to throw my hat away. Yes, I should have taken a picture but I forgot. I won't use others. If the seller says the yarn is acrylic, then the yarn should be. The yarn contains NO ACRYLIC. If so, the hat would be with some young…

I have purchased several amigurimi sets from Costco and needed lighter weight acrylic yarn to complete all projects. I ordered these 20 packs of Bon Bons and 8 packs from TYH Supplies (they came in large skeins of dark colors - I thought they would come in handy for working on "large" amigurimi figures). These bon bons are perfect for providing a variety of colors to work with smaller and/or colorful amigurimis (like the elf in my photos) and for $0.50 each I feel like you'll appreciate the…