All Reviews Written by "Becky Jo"

I use this yarn to make Knitted Knockers, Jimmy Beans has many skin tones for this project, and many pretty colors also to work with. The yarn is soft, and has a nice sheen.

This is a soft yarn with a nice satin feel... it not shiny or stiff like a lot of cheaper cotton yarns. I use this brand to make breast prosthesis called “Knitted Knockers” check out site on line.

Love this pink! I love the softness, color, and feel of this yarn. It is one of the yarns approved by Knitted Knockers a site knitters should checkout...to help breast cancer survivors.

This yarn has a nice sheen, and soft touch. I have used this to make Knitted Knockers for breast cancer patients.

I think for a cotton yarn, this is very soft, smooth and silky. Feels very rich to the touch. I am using this to make knitted knockers for breast cancer patients. Out of several cotton yarns for this project...this is my first choice.

This is a very nice quality yarn. I like the nice feel of the yarn it is soft, yet it holds up nicely when the project is finished. The colors offered are beautiful, better than a computer screen can possibly show. I have been making some very pretty fingerless gloves, which have turned out beautifully.

I love all tosh yarns. With this yarn I am making fingerless mitts with buttons along the side. So far it is working up wonderful. I love the twist of the yarn, yet it feels soft..yet I know it will hold up to use.

I used this yarn to make a pair of vintage style fingerless gloves, it was perfect..the color and the feel of the yarn was very nice...perfect for the look I was trying to obtain.

I like the surprise of what I am going to make, and the yarn that I am going to sample working on my project. The only minus is that you have to be careful how much tail you leave to weave in, or you might not have enough to finish the row. Other than that its fun to do something you don't know what its going to look like when done.

I have a pattern for a pair of fancy fingerless gloves..having buttons up the back of the glove. I decided I wanted a victorian type of muted colors, and have it be a light flowery mix of colors. The colors of this yarn have all the colors of spring, but are muted, not shocking bright. Love this color. Also, of course this yarn is wonderfully soft, and is knitting up nicely.