Arm Knitting Yarn for Chunky Yarn Giant Tubular Crochet Making Blanket DIY,Hand Knitting Braided Knot Throw Washable Tube Bulky for Weave Craft Crochet (Beige, 0.55lb)

The media could not be loaded.  I definitely recommend getting a bigger amount because when I got to the end I wouldn't have enough. I bought the 0.55lbs so i would recommend buying the 2.2lbs instead.Good product.

I ordered this to try out some hand crocheting/knitting, but I haven’t done it yet. Yarn is pretty!

It’s pretty decent yarn!! The filling wasn’t consistent in some parts but it wasn’t too terrible. The only thing is that it isn’t enough to make a medium bag and I had to buy two rolls for it (which is quite pricey). If you’re looking to buy tubular yarn, joann’s has a better deal for quality yarn. The colors are a lot more brighter though!!

Not many places sell these giant yarns and I was happy about the quality! The outside is like a soft jersey fabric which surrounds the inside made of sturdy cotton-like stuffing. It was easy to work with

I’ve never used this style of “yarn” before and it definitely takes some practice to get it right. It’s not really a true yarn, but rather a long tube of a very soft shirt-like material that’s filled with some sort of stuffing or poly-fil. I’m not sure how exactly you’re supposed to join multiple skeins together without it looking weird. Maybe sewing the ends together?Either way you’ll want to figure that part out because you’re definitely going to need more than one skein to accomplish anything. This little hall doesn’t go very far at all. I played around with finger crocheting first and then frogged it and tried finger knitting. Either way I ran out of yarn VERY quickly before I could hardly do anything. I included a picture of the very small finger knit-swatch I made before unraveling it and rolling it back into a ball. Even a small project is going to require at least 2-3 skeins, and anything large, like a blanket, is going to require MANY skeins.Which brings me to my next point. This yarn is very expensive. The cost to make any kind of meaningful project will be ridiculous. For $20 you’re only getting 0.55 lbs of yarn meaning this yarn is like $36 per pound. I did a very quick search on amazon to see if that was a reasonable price for this type of yarn, since I’m not familiar with it, and found listings where you get 2-3lbs for $20-$25, meaning this yarn is 3-4x the cost. True, I don’t know how the quality of those yarns compare to this, but it’s worth looking into before you make a huge investment into a project with this yarn.3 stars because the yarn seems to be decent quality for what it is (although I don’t have any previous experience with this type of yarn, so take that assessment with a grain of salt). However it’s a very tiny ball, and constantly having to join skeins together every couple of rows seems like it would be a pain, especially when there’s other listings for much bigger skeins. Also this yarn appears to be way overpriced.

I ordered the color beige and got this pinkish peach color. Not sure if this is the case for all skeins or if it’s just how it’s supposed to look. The color is also uneven - about half of the yarn is darker than the other side. It’s slight, but noticeable. Just a heads up for those of you looking to buy this yarn.

It looks great on the floor by my bed

I like it soft and flexible so it can easily bend when I make the donut cushion, but it also support enough. It is also long that can make one big and one small donut cushion. Using this making different shape of cushions or bags is satisfying🥰. Hope they have more color.