Estako Symphony, 85% Cotton 15% Polyester Yarn Multicolor, Soft, Sport Weight #2 for Crochet and Knitting 3.52 Oz (100g) / 218 Yrds (200m) (482)

I like yarns like this with the varying colors. They're fun to create with and this one is no different. It's very lightweight and the skein goes a long way.

It's def not the same as acrylic yarn and it feels rough, but I do plan to use a secondary lace yarn with it, when I get started on my project. I played around with the yarn, and haven't experienced the strand unraveling (I twist my yarn as I yarn over, unintentionally as I go, so that's probably why) very pretty yarn tho. I wish the skeins were bigger, but aside from that, I don't regret my purchase. I'll do an update once I start on my project.

Purchased 4 skeins and while the color was accurate, the yarn kept coming out in pieces. Very disappointed. Now rather that one continuous project, I have to keep wondering if the next pull will be a cut end. Never again.

This yarn is beautiful it is nice to work with but it's kind of crunchy I'm hoping that that goes away with a wash but I'm worried that it was left in the heat or something and it's just never going to be soft.

I have a soft spot for multicolor yarn and this reddish color scheme I ordered is really pretty. This is quality yarn and as such the skeins are generally on the smaller side. Just be sure to estimate how much you'll need before you begin a project.

So, I hate it when there isn't a reference in the ad about how big an item is. This skein of yarn is a little bigger than the size of my fist. The yarn strand itself reminds me of embroidery floss. It also seems like it would come apart like embroidery floss, too. Now, all of this might be just fine. I just wish I'd known before I ordered. I think the yarn quality is fine. I really love the color. I do think it would take a lot of this yarn to complete any major project.

I love the colors of this yarn. It's a little different to work with that I'm used to because I mostly only had acrylic yarn but, from what I'm to understand cotton makes good washcloth yarn. So, that's what I've started making. I'm using Moss stitch in a square round. I guess it's also called an Afghan stitch. Either way it's turning out beautifully and the color I chose actually matches the decor in my kitchen so it's quite perfect.

While the color of this yarn is very pretty, I will not be buying this yarn ever Again! My fault for not realizing its a #2 sport weight (I'd class it smaller honestly) I used a 3mm crochet hook , I could have gone lower but I don't think my fingers would survive. It reminds me more of a cotton yarn that you would find at the dollar 25 tree, and I find it to rough to have any polyester mixed with it.