Red Heart Comfort Yarn, Available in Multiple Colors

I miss you Red Heart Comfort, it's sad that I can never find you at Walmart very often. You're the best at durability and the deepest truest colours and no dye lots to match.

I bought Red Heart Comfort a month ago and am currently working on a heavily textured crochet square blanket. It has beautiful stitch definition and body. It does not fuzz or split.

I ordered this yarn in both solid and ombre colors. I make prayer shawls for my church and I like to make them with solids, a combination of solids, ombres and a mix of solids and ombres. I am going to have so much fun deciding which combinations to use. The yarn is soft and does not split abd works ip beautifully. Wxcellent selection of colors.

I purchases this yarn for three reasons. 1. It was on sale. 2. It comes in a 12 ounce skein. I3. There are many wonderful colors to choose from. I repurchased it because it is luxurious and easy to crochet. Four skeins made a 60" square afghan that looks great and is great for friends and family gifts, and the community service quilts that I donate to the LA County hospital through St Camillus Church. At such an affordable price I an able to donate twice as much! Thank you, Yarnspirations!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received my Red Heart comfort yarn last week, it is gorgeous! I bought the white yarn with the sparkle for Christmas, I got 4 balls, the yardage is a nice amount, I am sure I can make a beautiful blanket, a few shawls, or other projects that will be fun for the holidays. It looks like sparkling snow. It is so nice and soft I can't wait to work with it :) it feels very nice in my hands. I wish I purchased more of it! I am so happy it is soft; it is hard to work on projects with rough yarn. I am delighted at the softness and I am sure my fingers will agree :) It's so beautiful for such a great price! Thank you Yarnspirations for the inspiration to make lots of nice things, I will have to purchase more of this!

I love all red heart yarn. I have used other yarn from other companies but I always find myself returning to red heart yarn. That is the one I started with when I started crocheting way over thirty years ago.

Our first grandbaby (boy) is due in May to outdoor loving parents. I have knitted socks, pants (newborn to 6 month size) and a cardigan to complete the outfit, all in camo. Everyone has admired the idea. I am having fun knitting, them anticipating the responses when the parents see them.

The black/taupe colorway is amazing - works up quickly, frogs cleanly (yes, it happens) and washes perfectly. It is really soft and squishy and the sweater I made is quite warm (simply half double crochet throughout). However, the black/white colorway was awful. It is scratchy and I plan to use it to make a basket.

The good thing about this yarn is that it's reasonably priced. I crochet afghans for homeless people so I go through a great deal of yarn. And the afghans need to be durable because they get washed every single day. Red Heart Comfort is great for that. I find it easy to work with, too. Worsted weight yarns are actually different thicknesses--they vary slightly but they do vary--and this yarn is nicely thick. What I *don't* like is that it tangles easily when you pull one of the ends from the centre of the ball. About seven out of ten balls get knotted up and you spend far too long untangling and unknotting them and then you think, "I will never, ever buy this yarn again!" And then I do, of course, because it's such good value. In other words, seven out of ten balls are a frustrating experience.

I bought this yarn on-line on sale…no option to touch it. The yarn is not soft at all…very scratchy. Also it seems smaller than 4 weight (seems more like 3). I was disappointed but figure maybe I can double or triple it and make a basket or bag. 😕