I have made several coverlets (king and queen size) and they turned out stunning! I love 100% cotton look and feel. Working with this yarn can be a little hard on fingers but finished bedspreads washed up soft and drape well.

I purchase the cones for value. I purchase locally. My recent purchase of Happy Go Lucky and Limeade are disappointing. The HGL had two knots with in 40 knit stitches on a size 8 needle. The color itself was fine with a nice distribution of the spots of colors. The texture of the yarn is stiff but not rough on my hands and made a pretty dishcloth. I’m using Clover Takumi bamboo circular 24 inch, size 8. The Limeade, the yarn texture is softer and knits with a fuller weave. I haven’t found any knots but I’ve only just started the decrease on a granny knit dishcloth. The limeade doesn’t slide over the needle well. I have to slide the stitches with some force, the yarn is knitting tighter. The color looks gorgeous on the cone, sadly it doesn’t pop in the dishcloth. There isn’t enough white and works up as a muddied stripe. I sell my dishcloths and I can tell already the limeade is not going to fly off the shelf. It doesn’t grab the eye. The amount of knots I’ve found lately in the cones is unacceptable. My dishcloths must hold up for my customers. I’ll probably need to reduce my profit margin which is small to begin with and switch to the big box craft store brand. I can’t afford to lose the yardage it takes for long enough tails to weave in so the dishcloths don’t fall apart.