TEHETE 100% Cashmere Yarn for Crocheting 3-Ply Warm Soft Luxurious Fuzzy Knitting Yarn, 150g (Black)

Very good quality & price

Do NOT take the colour name literally when buying brown; by the window but not direct light, no flash, this is clearly more of a rust. Caramels are between the light yellow-brown of butterscotch and the more midbrown-orange of toffee, and this is almost brick. This is good news for others who don't want a lot of brown, but do look very closely at the pictured hue and imagine it 20% deeper in hue. This is the only negative, and is a subjective one. Other reviewers have cast some doubt on this being a pure cashmere, citing some synthetic content. I am sensitive/intolerant to synthetic fibres, and felt only goaty goodness in my 6 skeins. A blend also creates unevenness in the dyeing, usually lighter patches on a synthetic or even cotton where it doesn't absorb the dye as well. Check out that beautiful even hue. Yarns with halo (that fuzziness) need to be worked looser, as it naturally fills the gaps over time. I'm on 3.5mm, which is the top of the recommended range and a size up from my patterns suggestion. A machine knitted garment compresses the stitches, which traps the halo and means that the most basic of beginners will make their knit more beautiful.

This cashmere yarn is Light Fingering...3-ply. There's a photo in the description qualifying it as Sport-weight yarn. Definitely not. It's between Lace (2-ply) and Fingering (4-ply). Good for scarves, cowls, hats, etc. If you used it double, it'd probably be good for sweaters. I'm going to start a cowl and see how it knits. I did a burn test on a small strand of the yarn. It burns (and smells) like hair, and not nylon or acrylic, which is good. The price is not quite a bargain, although it's a decent price. Yardage is 273 yds (250m) for Light Fingering, at $16/50g. I have found similar Cashmere for $12/50g on Etsy. All that said, the yarn is nicely plied...not too tight...and is beautifully soft. I bought a heathered color, which is very pretty. I read that the best grade Cashmere is not dyed, so this is not the top grade. But it doesn't seem to "haze" when rubbed...another sign of decent Cashmere. Can't wait to start a cowl and will update how it goes.

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Belle laine douce et chaude

loved the yarn, its soft warm and light. my first time knitting anything, i used 4.5mm needles to knit a shoulder warmer scarf for my son. I also bought the yarn in olive, but didn’t like the color much so returned it. Hihly highly recommend this yarn. So disappointed they are not selling it anymore... hoping they will restock and sell...