10-Pack of Yonkey Monkey 500 Grams Yarn - 70% Rayon derived from Bamboo, 30% Cotton - Imported - White 9013

Storm is the perfect grey knitting yarn! I have been looking for this color in a superfine fingering yarn for many years. It is not a beginner’s yarn as it splits easily, but once you get the hang of it, it’s no problem. I love this yarn. It is so soft and knits beautifully.

I really like this yarn. I don’t find it to be splitting as some other people have said the color is vibrant and it works up very soft. It’s not quite sport weight and it’s not quite lace weight, it kind of falls in between so if you are using a pattern that calls for sport weight, you might have to adjust it accordingly. I personally, don’t feel that is a problem. The price is great and I believe the quality is great as well.

I crochet. I do not knit. I know there's a difference in how the yarn is wound that makes it better for one or the other. So I have a love/hate relationship with this yarn. The positives: great value for the money. You get quite a bit of yarn for the price, and each pack comes with coupons. I made a smallish top and used 5 skeins out of 10, so it's more than enough for a project unless you're making something really large. The drape is *gorgeous*. It washes well (cold water in a garment bag). It feels amazing to wear and looks expensive. I'd compare the drape and sheen to Truboo. The colors are deep and beautiful; I've worked with soil, pea green, and cyan, and all are gorgeous. The neutral: the package says worsted weight. It is NOT, on any planet, a worsted weight yarn. It's very similar to a 2 yarn I'm using for another dress. I knew to expect this from pictures and reviews so it's fine but it's worth knowing to adjust your expectations. Fwiw, my favorite 4/worsted is Simply Soft. Favorite 3 is truboo, and this is thinner than truboo, but not by a ton. The lighter colors are thinner. I have the soil color and the pea green color and they're both light so they're thinner; the cyan I'm working with now is a little thicker, which is normal across brands that bolder colors are a little thicker because of the dye. The negative: it's SO SPLITTY. It's not for beginners and there's a learning curve to working with it. I had to adjust the way I hold the yarn to account for the slippiness of some colors. You'll want to leave extra long tails to weave in because of how it splits, and joining with it is a bit tough if you're using a tapestry needle because it wants to spin out and loosen up. All that said, I'll keep buying it. It's an adjustment to use, but it's just so darn pretty and soft and lovely for the price.

I have read the reviews of which there are a number complaining about the yarn splitting. That is par for the course when it comes to using bamboo yarn - all bamboo yarn I have ever used splits. I've tried several different brands, and they are all the same. It's just something you get used to when you use bamboo yarn. Another complaint is that it is thinner than described, and I would agree with that although that has not personally been an issue for me with my first project. I will simply adjust my patterns accordingly when working with it in the future. In regards to the final complaint of pilling, I personally have not experienced that yet as I am still working on my project and have not washed it; but I will keep it in mind and use this yarn for projects where a little "fuzz" doesn't matter. For me, I love this yarn - the softness, the drape, the colors - it is all beautiful and a wonderful price for the quantity! I can't wait to buy more of the colors for future projects!! My only potential caveat to this yarn is that I don't know how the color holds up after washing. The answer to that is my only uncertainty. Otherwise, I love it and would highly recommend it to anyone willing to put up with the splitting issues which one has to deal with when working with any bamboo. I will be buying more!

At first I thought I was going to love this yarn because it is so soft. I've knit and crocheted with other bamboo yarns before so I knew to expect that it might not be the easiest to work with, but I wanted the drape that bamboo provides. Like other bamboo fibers I've used, this has a tendency to split. It is slippery and extra care must be used to ensure stitches don't get dropped because if they do, rows can unravel quickly. This yarn offered nice stitch definition for the intricate pattern that I'm working on. However, I can't recommend it and I fear I'm going to have to rip my progress and start over with a different yarn because this is fuzzing so badly. The lovely stitch definition in the twisted knit ribbing and cables is being lost with the heavy fluff that is starting to cover my work. The amount of yarn for the cost would have been an incredible value is it weren't for this fuzzing. I've never had a bamboo or cotton yarn fuzz like this, making me question the fabric content. It behaves more like a bamboo acrylic blend.

I am always skeptical buying yarns online, you cant feel it so you take a chance every time. I was pleasantly surprised. This yarn knit up wonderfully, soft and airy. These photos were taken before I did a light steam blocking to open up the lace and smooth things out a bit.

This is a beautiful shiny bamboo silk blend. The colors are vivid and the yarn is well captured in the photos posted in the store, especially the blow out of the 6-ply strands of the yarn. When I ordered the yarn, I looked at the needle gauge and somehow assumed that I was seeing the crochet hook range. So far I prefer using a 3.0 or 3.5 mm hook with this yarn, which puts it in the weight 2 category, rather than DK which is what I had originally intended to purchase. Working in a finer gauge is hardly a complaint. If you really must, it is alright with a 4.0 mm crochet hook, but the stitches have a non opaque structure regardless of stitch used. The yarn is soft yet very resistant to fray. It will untwine which is a challenge if you are a complete beginner, but it is actually a great yarn to use if you are working on your first project at a finer yarn gauge. It is not the yarn to use in your very first project. (If you are a complete beginner, I would recommend a worsted weight yarn or higher - weight 4 and doing an amigurumi project for crochet.). Otherwise, the qualities of the fiber blend (easy care, soft, bright colors), as well as the relative pricing are a lot to love. I will hug the Monkey Plush friend if I ever have the good fortune to meet one in person.

Beautiful color but this is not yarn it is more like thread on the heavier side. It will definitely work in my sewing machine. I bought this because it recommended a 6mm crochet hook. I need a bulky weight yarn for a blanket that I am going to make that calls for a bulky yarn as the background yarn to work with a Pom-pom yarn as the for ground. I guess I will have to keep looking. I will keep this and find something else to make with it. With the 10 skeins I only got 2 cakes of yarn out of it with no waste. Not very happy. I still love the color but color is not everything.

Fil très doux et facile à travailler .laver à la main et sécher à plat

Me encantó para ropa de bebé, es muy suavecito

It is soft yarn, thread is smaller than the look in the picture, suitable using hook 3 mm. During my work, thread tend to split (separate) if not hook properly, May not be suitable for beginners.

The yarn is very beautiful, soft and smooth. Suitable for knitting summer wears. However, yarn is thin and slippery on the needles, so will not recommend for beginner knitters

Very disappointed. It's lovely yarn but out of the 7 balls I've used, 3 of them were full of knots and frayed yarn.