Light pink
Deep gold
Creamy off-white
Dusty off-white, almost gray
Crisp white
Lightest gray-blue
Bright sea green
Muted blue
Medium blue
Darkest blue
Baby blue
True bold red
Brilliant old-fashioned blue
Golden off-white
Deepest blue
Dusty gray-brown
Cool medium brown
Burnt red-orange
Bright fuchsia
Dark purple
Cool light purple
Medium purple
Deep wine
Medium sterling gray
Lightest grey
Dark gray
True black
Bright yellow
Lightest green
Vibrant medium green
Vibrant apple green
Light muted green
Warm medium green
Blue-green
Deep red
Deep royal purple
Shades of purple and violet
Light grey tweed with flecks of white, brown, and black
Shades of deep to light dusty blue
Chocolate brown with flecks of cream and black
Deep grey with strands of lightest grey
Light grey with subtle strands of medium grey
Black with brown and white flecks
Charcoal grey with brown and white flecks
Bright coral pink
Pumpkin orange
Pale sand with flecks of brown and charcoal
Medium goldenrod yellow
Vibrant dark teal
Medium muted coppery orange
Medium tomato red
Dark teal blue
Soft medium brownish pink
Light olive grey-green
Medium olive greenish tan
Pale grey-green
Pale greenish cream
Vanna's Choice® Yarn
SKU: 860-130I
Vanna’s Choice brings heart, color, and comfort together in one iconic yarn. Created in collaboration with beloved crocheter Vanna White, this medium-weight acrylic yarn offers a silky finish and standout stitch definition, perfect for showing off texture in sweaters, baby blankets, accessories, or bold home pieces. Available in a wide array of artist-curated colors, it’s designed to mix, match, and make an impact whether you're knitting or crocheting. Bonus: every skein supports St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, making it a feel-good favorite for both knitters and crocheters who craft with care.
Solids: 170
Prints, Mist, & Heathers: 145
Twists: 121
Solids: 156
Prints, Mist, & Heathers: 133
Twists: 111
Solids: 3.5
Prints, Mist, & Heathers: 3
Twists: 2.5
Solids: 100
Prints, Mist, & Heathers: 85
Twists: 70
Solids, Prints, Twists and Mist: 100% Acrylic
Heathers:
Oatmeal, Grey Marble & Barley - 92% Acrylic, 8% Rayon
Wheat - 96% Acrylic, 4% Other
Dk Grey Heather & Silver Heather - 100% Acrylic
Obsidian & Graphite - 97% Acrylic, 3% Other
Customer Reviews
This yarn is lovely and I like that it gives back to St. Jude's. However my one complaint is I've been crocheting with it and it tends to split/get caught into other stitches when it shouldn't. I know this is a problem with all yarns, but it keeps happening quite often with this one so knocking off one star. It's a minor inconvenience but nothing to deter me from buying more! I made these adorable amigurimi (patterns courtesy of Knot Monsters) for a 1st birthday gift and am so excited to gift them.
I have purchased multiple different types of this Lion brand Vanna's Choice yarn for crocheting blankets/throws. It is so easy to work with, the colors are true, and the crochet designs stand out reliably. It is among the top brands I purchase for this particular type of project. Super pleased with this yarn and happy to provide this review. I hope others find it helpful.
I bought this yarn in a dozen different colors.
I'm using it to knit a 2026 temperature snake (yes snake, which surely I will keep up with all year).
It's exactly the correct weight, and I love how it's turning out.
Loved working with this yarn.
I only just discovered this Vanna’s Choice last year and have started three projects, I love it so much. It’s a substantial yarn, yet soft, and with crocheting it rarely splits. The stitch details really stand out. I love that you can either wash or dry clean it, depending on the project, I might prefer to dry clean. One drawback would be the low yardage per skein; in making floral squares, using a 5.0 crochet hook, I can only get 3 squares out of a skein. I recently finished a queen-sized afghan, 56 squares plus a wide border required 24 skeins total. So not cheap, so about $140 with tax and shipping. I used the color called linen. (Pictured) About every fourth skein I would run into a cut. I guess that’s about par. I have another project I’m working on in the Vanna’s Choice dusty purple and the skeins seem to be several yards shorter than the linen color, which makes a big difference for me. Still, I love this yarn.
Paired Vanna's Terracotta with Landscapes Volcano to make a child's cardigan (ribbing and body, respectively). This yarn is not as soft as Heartland/ hometown/ landscapes lines but was pleasant to work with. Vibrant color.
Customer Reviews
This yarn is lovely and I like that it gives back to St. Jude's. However my one complaint is I've been crocheting with it and it tends to split/get caught into other stitches when it shouldn't. I know this is a problem with all yarns, but it keeps happening quite often with this one so knocking off one star. It's a minor inconvenience but nothing to deter me from buying more! I made these adorable amigurimi (patterns courtesy of Knot Monsters) for a 1st birthday gift and am so excited to gift them.
I have purchased multiple different types of this Lion brand Vanna's Choice yarn for crocheting blankets/throws. It is so easy to work with, the colors are true, and the crochet designs stand out reliably. It is among the top brands I purchase for this particular type of project. Super pleased with this yarn and happy to provide this review. I hope others find it helpful.
I bought this yarn in a dozen different colors.
I'm using it to knit a 2026 temperature snake (yes snake, which surely I will keep up with all year).
It's exactly the correct weight, and I love how it's turning out.
Loved working with this yarn.
I only just discovered this Vanna’s Choice last year and have started three projects, I love it so much. It’s a substantial yarn, yet soft, and with crocheting it rarely splits. The stitch details really stand out. I love that you can either wash or dry clean it, depending on the project, I might prefer to dry clean. One drawback would be the low yardage per skein; in making floral squares, using a 5.0 crochet hook, I can only get 3 squares out of a skein. I recently finished a queen-sized afghan, 56 squares plus a wide border required 24 skeins total. So not cheap, so about $140 with tax and shipping. I used the color called linen. (Pictured) About every fourth skein I would run into a cut. I guess that’s about par. I have another project I’m working on in the Vanna’s Choice dusty purple and the skeins seem to be several yards shorter than the linen color, which makes a big difference for me. Still, I love this yarn.
Paired Vanna's Terracotta with Landscapes Volcano to make a child's cardigan (ribbing and body, respectively). This yarn is not as soft as Heartland/ hometown/ landscapes lines but was pleasant to work with. Vibrant color.