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Rating:  (5 out of 5) |
| First time knitting with the Vintage. I love it just as much as the DK weight. It is just as smooth and buttery-soft on the needles. Made a hat for my little guy and there is no itch-factor just warmth and comfort. Highly recommend. |
| Rating: (5 out of 5) |
| Amazing yarn. Soft like butter - glides off the needles. 6 skeins and not one knot. I am so hooked. Made the Tea Leaves Cardigan out of this. |
| Rating: (5 out of 5) |
| Love this colorway. I find the green line is a little thicker than the regular Lorna's Shepherd Worsted, but not by much. The only thing I don't like is that the Green Line is not machine washable. The quality is wonderful though, love knitting with anything Lorna's. Highly recommend. |
Rating:  (4 out of 5) |
| I used Lorna's LE to make this. The pattern was pretty easy to decipher once I figured out to place markers between repeats on the bottom half, so as not to mess up the pattern during the decreases. The pattern should have been more clear here thus the 4 stars, otherwise, I am happy with the pattern and the end result. |
| Rating: (5 out of 5) |
| The color in this yarn is quite variegated which livens up the darkest browns. especially if knitting for a young one. Lorna's is always soft and I did not encounter any knots in this particular lot, so I am very happy. |
| Rating: (5 out of 5) |
| Lorna's anything is simply awsome. This mostly pink and brown colorway with some of the pistachio-green thrown in is so beautiful, and knits up wonderfully. Super soft yarn. |
| Rating: (5 out of 5) |
| Love this yarn as well as the twilight colorway. I made a scarf which has worn quite well and has not pilled. LL is the best and JBW's colors are simply awsome. A great pair. |
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| Rating: (5 out of 5) |
| Love the nature cotton. Gets softer with every wash, although it does tend to 'shed' a little while knitting. Made a couple of great summer blankets. |
| Rating: (5 out of 5) |
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