Utopia Crafts DK Double Knitting Yarn, 100g (Olive Oil)

Really lovely yarn, great colour, soft, nice to knit with and a decent price.

Great item, colour just as expected snd really soft!

Yarn quality ★★★★packaging ★★★Use in crochet ★★★★Price ★★★★★Yarn has a nice dark green colour to it and feels sturdy, can be used for crochet but I wouldn’t recommend this type if your a beginner.

Have bought this wool many times in all colours. The colours are good and wool is suitable for many different projects and very good price

This is just what you'd expect from standard acrylic DK yarn. It's a decent price for 100g, offering good value for money and it's good enough quality for making it easy to use on crochet toys, which is how I am using it. Colour variety is important for my projects as I like to use the same brand and thickness of yarn for my whole project and so that's why I chose this particular one. There is no yarn splitting. On washability, it feels like most other acrylic yarns I have used so I imagine it will be fine.

This wool is gorgeous. Knits up beautifully and gorgeous colours. Excellent quality. Good thickness.

I bought this yarn to make a scarf for my son that matched his school uniform, as we couldn’t find one in the right colour—and I’m so glad I did! The colour is beautiful, and it was very easy to work with (crochet). It also washes well, which is a big plus. I ended up ordering more than I needed, but I’m happy I did because it meant I could make extra projects including a scarf for myself. It’s super soft and lovely to wear.Overall, a great quality yarn that I’d definitely buy again!

For the price I found this to be a very acceptable quality yarn, especially for beginner's projects. I made a hat and a pullover with it, and it's warm to wear and medium-soft to the touch. Yarn works up well and doesn't split easily. I used a 4mm crochet hook which made for a very consistent stitch effect and if you don't have too much tension it gives a bit of drape and the stitches a lovely volume. Even with the whole pullover/hat in double crochets there are no gaps visible which looks lovely and keeps warm.However, there are some things to be aware of:I ordered 8 different colours and 12 skeins in total. They all vary in thickness, even skeins within the same colour. I had thinner and thicker Burgundy, the Cherry Wood was thinner and almost a bit shiny, Woodland Green thinner than Light Green, Russet was the thickest. You can see the differences in the tension square photo. I used the yarn for a striped pullover, and luckily in the overall look it doesn't matter much since I switched colours every row. But if you had larger chunks in one colour, eg. broader stripes or different colours for the sleeves, I imagine you will notice the difference in thickness and drape. The problem is, the threads on the skein all look the same, so you can't really tell before you start using the wool, and by then you can't return it anymore.The "Russet" skein was the thickest of all, I would say Aran thickness, and an almost harsh and felt-like look and feel to it. It was also the only one that had terrible knots every few meters which even just for the low price is a no-go.Colours true to pictures: Burgundy, Coffee Bean, BiskottiColours deviating from pictures:Woodland Green is less brownish but a lovely dark greenOlive Oil is more a clear but lovely apple green, not as olive as picturedCherry Wood is lighter and more like a perfect rust-brownRusset is less reddish, more like a walnut-brownRed Oxide is less red with a slightly pinkish toneIn total you could say the photos are more warm/red tinted than the actual colours are