Franel Loop Yarn 100% Polyester Chenille White Puffy Yarn Chunky Finger, Craft Finger Knitting Loopy Yarn Soft and Light Material, Perfect for DIY...

I got this yarn because my daughter is into crotching and she needed more material to work with. This was a great bargain and she made good use out of it, no problems. It was delivered on time and was just like the picture. If you have someone in your life that likes to crotchet, try this yarn out. It also makes for a good gift.

I got this yarn because my daughter is into crotching and she needed more material to work with. This was a great bargain and she made good use out of it, no problems. It was delivered on time and was just like the picture. If you have someone in your life that likes to crotchet, try this yarn out. It also makes for a good gift.

This yarn is super soft and cozy! It has a very plush feel and would be perfect for blankets, pillows, scarves, etc. Based on the product listing info, I figured that I wouldn't be able to make anything very large, so I decided to make a scarf, which took a little more than one skein. There wasn't any label information included or any instructions for how to use loop yarn. The video in the listing goes really fast and doesn't go step-by-step, so I had to find videos on YouTube for how to work with the yarn. It's a simple process of pulling loops through other loops, although I did still run into some issues while trying to work with the yarn. You do need to cut some of the loops free to have ends long enough to weave in. (There are threads holding the loops in place that I had to cut.) Also, I don't know if maybe I had some issues with the yarn twisting, but the scarf really wants to curl up instead of lay flat.

This yarn is super soft and cozy! It has a very plush feel and would be perfect for blankets, pillows, scarves, etc. Based on the product listing info, I figured that I wouldn't be able to make anything very large, so I decided to make a scarf, which took a little more than one skein. There wasn't any label information included or any instructions for how to use loop yarn. The video in the listing goes really fast and doesn't go step-by-step, so I had to find videos on YouTube for how to work with the yarn. It's a simple process of pulling loops through other loops, although I did still run into some issues while trying to work with the yarn. You do need to cut some of the loops free to have ends long enough to weave in. (There are threads holding the loops in place that I had to cut.) Also, I don't know if maybe I had some issues with the yarn twisting, but the scarf really wants to curl up instead of lay flat.

This loopy yarn is super soft and similar to other finger knitting yarn we've tried. This one had a bit of an inconsistency issue, though, with some of the loops coming apart and some parts of the yarn thinner than others. Overall, though, it made a nice square, and the color was lovely.