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.

I recently purchased the Cotton Fair worsted yarn to try it for making arigurumi toys.. Wow! I had been avoiding using any cotton yarns due to the lack of no stretch to the yarn....and of course, knowing it was abit rougher than other worsted yarns. But I kept seeing others saying they liked the combination yarns.. I bought some #3 weight and #2 weight blended cotton yarns and liked them ... so when I saw the worsted weight I thought ok I should try that. I am certainly glad I did. It works up very nicely with just enough softness and stretch to not hurt my wrists and I really like the stitch definition. I have made a Santa/snowman using both the red and white yarn..I plan on making several other toys after I order more of the colors.

I have been a fan of cotton fair sport yarn for awhile and love that it is now in worsted. I use to make crop tops. The yarn is soft but can be splitty. Now I just need some more colors like a teal and sage color.

Bought enough to make four beautiful summer sweaters. I think a fifth is needed, too 😉