Lion Brand Yarns Landscapes Yarn, Acrylic, Blue Lagoon, 17.78 x 7.62 x 7.62 cm

Gorgeous yarn easy to crochet with and beautiful results so many nice colours

Very bright colours! It arrived this afternoon and straight away I had to use it! Made myself a hat but I think I need to buy another ball to make some gloves now as it’s just so nice and soft and bright! The strands split apart quite a bit but it didn’t make a difference to the finished piece.

Lovely yarn beautiful colours. But I found it a bit difficult to use. I made a scarf with it very new to crocheting and one of my first projects. Could be not a good starter yarn would get it again when I am a bit more experienced did really love the colours 🧶🧶🧶

Ordered quite a lot as I was making a king size bed cover. It was a little expensive but I couldn’t get the yarn elsewhere & was happy to buy from Amazon, reliable source & delivery was excellent. Great to work with, really soft, colours really popped as the blanket got bigger. Added bonus was the yarn could be machine washed & tumble dried. Win win situation.

Really beautiful yarn.

This is not your usual yarn, it is very uneven in places and wound very loosely, like virgin wool. But it is strong. Personally i love working with it and it is one of my favourites. Lovely colour blends and very soft, you either love it or hate it. The fibres remain loose.

Inconsistent, not enough to finish my beanie and the second ball I ordered to finish it, the colours aren’t the same and are washed out!

The rich colour range of these Landscapes yarns are stunning. However, as has been mentioned in other reviews, the yarn tends to split when using it for knitting. I'm not sure I agree that it is only a problem for beginner knitters. I have a lifetime of knitting experience, working with all kinds of yarns, and this is one of the most challenging. When the yarn divides you have to re-knit the stitch which means the whole project takes longer to complete. Even with vigilance you may not notice it happening, and will see stitches that have split long after you have completed the rows. This can be remedied by pulling the stray piece of yarn through to the wrong side with a crochet hook. Not good for perfectionists!