JubileeYarn Chenille Yarn - Worsted Weight - 100g/skein (2 Skeins, 107 Coffee Bean)

Nice and soft to touch, great for making plushies, which it was intended for.Minus is it rips easy enough.

Half way through the yarn I have found 2 bits that have been tied together meaning my blanket is going to have two nots in it. Already spent hours making it. Not happy.

Absolutely beautiful color, insanely soft, and seemingly just what I needed even though it was a lot thinner than the other chenille yarns I had by a different brand at the same weight and all that. It shed more than my german shepherd, but it's fuzzy, so I expected it to get fuzzies everywhere. It fell apart at the ends, I was willing to forgive that because I was using it for doll hair, not knitting or crochet, I'd tie the ends (of each individual strand of hair...) and it'd be fine. What made it absolutely unusable for me was the string holding the fuzzies randomly snapping with very light handling and shedding all the fuzzies out. Makes it absolutely unsafe for a doll for my little girl. Super disappointed because the color was perfect for what I needed and brown is so hard to find.

This yarn is so soft it feels amazing. It’s definitely thinner that I was expecting but it’s not a problem for my project but maybe keep it in mind.

This is great yarn but is not like other more "name brands" in same type. It does break and shed. The price is great for what you get but depending on what projects you are using it for I would go for the better quality so that it doesn't break easily and doesn't shed.

I used this to make an amigurumi Woolly Mammoth. It is very soft.

It is very nice yarn