Coats & Clark

I am a major fan of this brand. The colored stripes reminds me of nature. People I have known called it "Army" because it looks like military army styles, probably from old fashion days. Anyways, this is great for crochet beanie or slouchy hats, knit double fold wallets, even crochet or knit purses.

This is such a great neutral yarn because it can be paired with many different colors if you are a fan of mixing it up. The nice and soft texture of the four ply yarn makes it ideal for many projects. I am using this color to stripe with other neutrals for hats. I love the name buff because it is a perfect description as it is almost like skintone so I think this would be great for people that like to crochet dolls as well.

The puller of this order was GREAT, in that both skeins were from the same dye lot. Many pullers ignorantly fail to check dye lots and send skeins from different dye lots, AND THE RESULTS ARE DISASTROUS. In a finish project, the slight difference in color becomes very noticeable.

Not only is the name of this yarn awesome and perfectly descriptive because it truly does look like the color of a delicious latte, but the yarn itself is so fun and easy to work with. Plush four ply in acrylic that feels soft and stitches up beautifully on whatever project you are working on. The texture resembles cotton once stitched up which is making this a perfect yarn for the cardigan I am making with it right now. The jumbo size is of great value for such a fair price point.

I'm elderly and disabled. Crocheting is the ONE thing that I can still do with arthritis. THIS skein is only about 1/2 used, and I have already found SIX places where they tied knots in it. NOT COOL!!!!! ELDER ABUSE! Only kidding about the abuse, but it IS aggravating.

Walmart apparently cannot properly train their order clerks on HOW to fulfill a yarn order! This is the 2nd order that they have botched. When a crochet project requires lots of yarn in multiple skeins, it is CRITICAL that the skeins are from the SAME DYE LOT! Yarn in different dye lots are slightly different and a finished project will show a line differentiating the different dye lots. I have complained before when a clerk actually pulled two skeins of DIFFERENT SHADES OF WHITE! The clerk packed one called "soft white" and another called "bright" white! That's two different colors let alone dye lots! i needed some black today and ordered 2 skeins of black Red Heart. Again, I received 2 DIFFERENT DYE LOTS! The worst insult is that Walmart doesn't take calls anymore. One has to call a foreign country and speak to a foreigner to voice a complaint! I think that off-shoring all those jobs are unpatriotic when Americans NEED JOBS! I will re-think whether I want to continue with this obviously uncaring supplier. Lits of alternative suppliers are available WALMART! DO YOU CARE?

The puller of this order failed to check and insure that both skeins were from the same dye lot. They are different dye lots and cannot be used on a one-color project. Most Walmart pullers ignorantly fail to check dye lots and send skeins from different dye lots, AND THE RESULTS ARE DISASTROUS. In a finish project, the slight difference in color becomes very noticeable. It's not worth my gas driving 40 miles round-trip to return it. i will order from AMAZON whose suppliers ALWAYS check dye lots are the same. Will not order yarn from Walmart again.

The puller of this order failed to check and insure that both skeins were from the same dye lot. They are different dye lots and cannot be used on a one-color project. Most Walmart pullers ignorantly fail to check dye lots and send skeins from different dye lots, AND THE RESULTS ARE DISASTROUS. In a finish project, the slight difference in color becomes very noticeable. It's not worth my gas driving 40 miles round-trip to return it. i will order from AMAZON whose suppliers ALWAYS check dye lots are the same. Will not order yarn from Walmart again.

I received this thinking it's acrylic, even says so on the label. But while using my circular knitting machine, I found after some rows that it is splitting and not as smooth as it should be. It acts like cotton yarn. Maybe mislabel from the start, strictly accidentally. The others that ordered worked excellent. Just the red was not.

The puller of this order failed to check and insure that both skeins were from the same dye lot. They are different dye lots and cannot be used on a one-color project. Most Walmart pullers ignorantly fail to check dye lots and send skeins from different dye lots, AND THE RESULTS ARE DISASTROUS. In a finish project, the slight difference in color becomes very noticeable. It's not worth my gas driving 40 miles round-trip to return it. i will order from AMAZON whose suppliers ALWAYS check dye lots are the same. Will not order yarn from Walmart again.