I really really like this yarn given its price point! It looks great on Amigurumi projects! It splits some after repeated frogging. its not rough on your hands like 100% cotton. For starters I stocked up on the skin tones of this yarn line. My search for amigurumi yarn is over! I prefer working with worsted weight. I hope Premier makes this one of its staples as I would always buy it.

Great color

I wanted to crochet a blanket but was conflicted on which yarn to use. I tend to lean more toward natural fibers like cotton and wool. Cotton was a definite option but the problem was that for the size blanket I was making it would have been too heavy. When I found the Cotton Fair blend I decided to give it a try. It turned out so nice. The weight is perfect and the stitch definition is amazing. I want to make 2 more blankets but their color pallet is so limited. I do hope they expand the color selection soon. I'd love to see something like Royal blue (the bright, beautiful royal blue not the dark Navy blue they already have available) and pastel pink (soft and pale pink is what I'm talking about. What they have now is more of a bubblegum pink). Hopefully they will expand soon. Either way happy to have found this cotton blend yarn.

After making the sample for the Watermelon Dress pattern I decided I really wanted to make it again for my granddaughter. This yarn is lovely to work with and with the blend of cotton and acrylic it should be perfect for children's garments.

I’ve been looking for worsted weight cotton/acrylic blend yarn for years that was reasonably priced. As soon as I saw that Premier debuted this line of yarn I placed a large order for various skin tones! I can’t wait to see this line expand its color range!

I hate making amigurumi with #3 weight( yarn art jeans talking about you!) and worsted weight yarn that is 100% cotton is hard on my old hands.