TEHETE 100% Merino Wool Yarn for Knitting 3-Ply Luxury Warm Soft Lightweight Crochet Yarn (Beige)

Really easy to work with. I knit a shawl with this. The wool is very warm yet lightweight and soft

I used this yarn to crochet a sweater.I have worn this sweater already and it held it’s shape just fine.The yarn very light and airy but also warm.I’d say it’s a fingering weight. For crochet, it made a very nice and drapey fabric. My sweater does not look or feel stiff.I used quite a lot of the balls. A few had knots in the middle but not all of them. So I suppose it’s hit or miss. I only had it break on me once, when I tried to tighten a knot and pulled too tight. Otherwise no problems.I really liked working with this yarn and would do it again.

This is beautiful yarn. Very soft and easy to work with. Knits up beautifully.

I made a very cute hat with this yarn. I used two skins of this and then one skein of a black mohair. I think it turned out very soft and warm, the color of the yarn is very natural looking. When I was tying off my project I pulled too hard and ended up snapping the thread but I managed to save it. Don't pull too hard!

I did a burn test on this and it's definitely a natural fiber. I am holding this doubled in because I thought this was DK weight and it's a light fingering but if you can tell I the image, the skeins are not even. Idk if one is oddly large or if one is oddly small.I have run into a single factory knot so far. I'll update this review when I am finished with my project.I will say, I wasn't expecting anything extraordinary, this is relatively cheap for 50g of 100% merino.Update: It took a little under 8 skeins to finish this sweater. None of the skeins were even. I will weigh the finished sweater to get the average weight/skein

I USE FOR INKLE LOOM WEAVING. VERY FINE QUALITY, LOVE THE COLOR RANGES.

Made in China. This does not feel like quality merino. I am glad I only bought one to try it. I will stick with Sugar Bush for merino. This feels rough. It also cannot be machine washed or dried. It feels like average sheep sock wool, but the fibers are short and can be pulled apart easily, so only a very tight knit or crochet would be strong enough for socks. It would be fine for a shawl, but would not be durable.

It’s a baby blue color which will suit any things you want to crochet/knit for your little ones- socks, mittens, hats/any sets.Be careful with pulling the threads if you have a knot - it breaks easily!Best if you would make your things in double thread - from my own experience.Will definitely buy more for bigger sweaters.