Hi everyone! Today I want to share with you my review of the Red Heart Boutique Unforgettable Yarn.

When I first discovered this yarn, I thought the colors were absolutely beautiful. I think my favorites are the Dragonfly and Sunrise colorways as they are simply breathtaking. Each skein is 3.5 ounces and comes in 14 different colorways (see colors here). The yarn is super squishy and soft, making it perfect for cowls, shawls, or scarves. This is classified as a 4-worsted weight yarn and recommends a size J-10 hook for crocheters and a size US 8 for knitters. I like the slow color changes as you get an idea of what one color looks like before it slowly fades into the next color. This yarn is machine washable.

I would highly recommend this yarn to others without hesitation. The color options and the gentleness of the yarn are two things I love about this yarn, but you also get a lot in each skein. One thing to remember with this yarn is that sometimes it goes from a thicker strand to a thinner strand at random. Also, it can be a little difficult to undo your work using this yarn as it tends to snag on itself due to its fuzziness. If you need to frog your work, go slow and take your time to avoid frustration and anger. You can find this yarn in your local craft store or online.  If you have any questions on this type of yarn and how to avoid frustration or find yourself stuck, shoot me a question. I’m more than happy to help!

This is a shawl I made using the colorway Sunrise. I absolutely love these colors together!  They are really eye-popping and capture your attention, which I adore.

Have you ever used this yarn? What are your thoughts? What is your favorite colorway in this collection? As always, shoot me a comment, as I value your input and thoughts on crochet! You are what makes this work as well as it does, and I appreciate the readers.

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