Velvet Chenille Yarn, Super Soft Fluffy Bulky for Knitting Crocheting Crafting Blanket Amigurumi, 100 Gram (3.53 Ounces) 131 Yards (120 Meters) (Pink)

Very nice

So I bought this yarn for a crochet project, but every few stitches it literally snaps and when u cut off the end you can literally just pull the hair off. Its nothing more thanba fluffy thread and it id absolutely horrible I bought 3 colors from this brand and can't even use them. Seriously don't buy this it isn't worth the price.

I used one entire skein of Buvemu Velvet Chenille red yarn (3.53 ounces) to make a cute, fluffy neck scarf. The scarf feels super soft and warm.The yarn was easy to work with.Why 4 stars?Working with this chenille yarn is a little tricky especially towards the end of the project. The chenille material will fall off if you are not careful The end of the skein will fray if you tug too hard or too much.

Beautiful color, beautiful yarn!

This was my first time knitting with velvet chenille yarn. It's quite a learning curve, but that's the characteristic of this type of yarn and my inexperience with it. It is very soft to the touch and the gray is lovely. It seems there's a blue tinge to it, but that may just be my impression because it's definitely a soft gray. I had difficulty getting an even stitch and if you pull it back, it most likely will make it even more uneven. There are articles online about ways to work around it. If you're a novice with this type of yarn, the velvet chenille is wrapped around a thread core. If you're not careful, you can slide the chenille right off the end. I tied a small knot at the end to avoid that. Please note there is no gauge or recommended needle size on the label.

The yarn fell off the string and was all over the floor. The string cut very easily

This yarn is super soft as advertised and the color is such a gorgeous deep purple - I am excited to use it in a project once I'm a bit more confident with my crocheting! It passed my sister's all-important "squish test" as well and she's a lot more advanced than I am so I trust her judgement on these things.

This yarn is literally falling apart as I use it. I've got little pieces of fuzzy green all over me and I'm only doing a loose single stitch. I can't imagine if I had to do more with it...