J. Plus Soft Cotton Blend Yarn – 100g (3.5oz) 160m (174yds), 55% Cotton 45% Acrylic – Worsted Weight #4 – Ideal for Amigurumi, Baby Projects, Knitting & Crochet – Durable & Smooth (1)

This has become one of my favorite yarn ever!! Most yarns I've gotten from here are marked as 4 ply but instead we're very thin, which could be perceived as a ply, but this yarn is the perfect size. The strands are woven together very tightly, so it doesn't split at all! I haven't seen any factory knots when I use it, which get very annoying when crocheting a larger project. It is very soft and the cotton-acrylic blend makes it great for amigurumi. There was little no no stretching when crocheti g with the yarn. I absolutely hate when yarn is stretchy especially since it creates gapping holes whem you crochet loosely.There was two white colors listed, but i couldn't tell a difference so I ended up with an off white instead of pure white, but that is completely my fault. It is a bit more on the expensive side for yarn, but it works great and is definitely worth the price. *I used a back loop only half double crochet pattern in this picture*

Love this yarn..the best

This is a soft, tightly wound yarn, doesn't split easily. More like charcoal black, not coal black, animal hair and lint will be visible. Enjoyed working with it; used 3.5 mm hook for a supple feel.

This is a great aran weight to bulky weight yarn. It is a bit on the stiff side so maybe not the best for garments but makes great appliques! I've always loved Yarn Art Jeans line of yarns!

This makes beautiful patterns -note I crochet .

I love this yarn. As a beginner in crochet, I find the quality of this yarn was easy to work with. I am making bucket and beret hats and because of the summer weather, this cotton yarn is great! I have to be careful, not to pull too quickly so the yarn don't get tangled and caught on the hook. I will purchase this yarn again.

Nice

It’s not actually that bad but it is so much smaller than what I expected still nice quality but disappointed with how small it is which is probably my fault for not checking the yards