Ice Cream® Yarn
SKU: 923-200AS
Scoop up something sweet with Ice Cream, a playful yarn that does the colorwork for you. Its soft texture and self-striping pattern create smooth transitions between cheerful hues or more refined tonal shades, giving you creative flexibility in every knit or crochet project. From pastel baby cardigans to cozy, neutral-toned blankets, this easy-care yarn is your go-to for shower gifts and little keepsakes alike. Soft, versatile, and full of charm, just like the name suggests.
Customer Reviews
It's easy to work with and the colors are so pretty! Two of my granddaughters love pink, so I got Strawberry to make afghans for them.
Ice cream is my go to baby yarn. I use both Big Scoop and the regular sized balls. My favorite thing about this yarn are the supper fun color combos— both traditional baby colors (think pastels) and non traditional (like ube). It knits up well AND crochets up well. The colors transition at nice increments as well. Easy to care for too. I hope they never stop making this yarn! I have a good sized bin of it — but I am always afraid it will be discontinued like Shawl In A Ball. Lion Brand please continue making Ice Cream yarn! This is a flat granny stitch blanket using regular sized ball of Parfait.
I was excited to receive my order of Ice Cream yarn. I found it soft and colorful. I have begun a star shaped baby blanket and it is working up nicely.
Used it to make a baby blanket with a C2C pattern and was very pleased with the results! I love all the different color ways it comes in!
I love how this yarn feels in my hands and so does my daughter - she’s asked me to make more things for her!
I realize there are dye lots of yarns that different slightly and we should buy them all at once, but sometimes we find we need one more skein to finish a project. With a blended color way like this you wouldn't think a slight variation in dye lots would matter much, but the Tutti Frutti I ordered recently was completely different than the two skeins I started my project with (and I only bought those about a month previously, in a retail store.). These were so different they didn't even include all the same colors, much less match. (The first skeins included green, the new skein doesn't, for example.). The shades and hues are completely different- bright yellow versus pale yellow, and totally different shades of pinks. While both color ways are very pretty, I'm now stuck with a single skein I don't really have any use for, and I still need another skein of the original Tutti Frutti to complete my project.
Customer Reviews
It's easy to work with and the colors are so pretty! Two of my granddaughters love pink, so I got Strawberry to make afghans for them.
Ice cream is my go to baby yarn. I use both Big Scoop and the regular sized balls. My favorite thing about this yarn are the supper fun color combos— both traditional baby colors (think pastels) and non traditional (like ube). It knits up well AND crochets up well. The colors transition at nice increments as well. Easy to care for too. I hope they never stop making this yarn! I have a good sized bin of it — but I am always afraid it will be discontinued like Shawl In A Ball. Lion Brand please continue making Ice Cream yarn! This is a flat granny stitch blanket using regular sized ball of Parfait.
I was excited to receive my order of Ice Cream yarn. I found it soft and colorful. I have begun a star shaped baby blanket and it is working up nicely.
Used it to make a baby blanket with a C2C pattern and was very pleased with the results! I love all the different color ways it comes in!
I love how this yarn feels in my hands and so does my daughter - she’s asked me to make more things for her!
I realize there are dye lots of yarns that different slightly and we should buy them all at once, but sometimes we find we need one more skein to finish a project. With a blended color way like this you wouldn't think a slight variation in dye lots would matter much, but the Tutti Frutti I ordered recently was completely different than the two skeins I started my project with (and I only bought those about a month previously, in a retail store.). These were so different they didn't even include all the same colors, much less match. (The first skeins included green, the new skein doesn't, for example.). The shades and hues are completely different- bright yellow versus pale yellow, and totally different shades of pinks. While both color ways are very pretty, I'm now stuck with a single skein I don't really have any use for, and I still need another skein of the original Tutti Frutti to complete my project.