Coboo® Yarn
SKU: 835-109T
Coboo® is a light weight mix of cotton and bamboo perfect for those who love working with natural fibers. It is soft and breathable, making it great for all seasons including those warm summer months. It has a beautiful drape and stitch definition that makes it perfect for shawls, home decor, and many other garments and accessories. Coboo® was one of four Lion Brand® yarns to receive a Business Intelligence Sustainability Award for 2022.
Customer Reviews
I made both sweaters from Coboo Mauve for my daughter and her step-daughter. The yarn splits easily but the sweaters turned out beautifully. My daughter had people asking her where she bought it.
One note the 2 sweaters are from different dye lots with noticeable differences in the shade.
Coboo yarn is super soft and the colors are lovely. I’m crocheting a granny square afghan, and I love handling this yarn. I’m using the join as you go method, so the photo shows only what I have completed so far.
I love crocheting with this yarn it is so soft, I like the choices of colors too, it splits a little bit, not too bad, overall it is very pleasant to work with it, I found other Coboo colors at my local Walmart and I purchased several skeins for other projects. I finished my top and I like the results, soooooo soft.
I loved working with Coboo, I felt it was easy to work with , some say it’s splits a lot but I did not have that problem .
I soaked my project and loved that it did not bleed a lot , only faintly, also did not shed upon washing which was a plus.
I especially love the drape and flow of the finished project. When held to the skin it feels so soft and fluffy .
Thinking of other projects that this will work well with.
I really enjoyed working with this yarn. It has the structure and strength of cotton, but with the drape of rayon. It's soft, and not super slippery like 100% bamboo yarn.
I have mixed emotions writing this. As a longtime fan of Lion Brand yarns and patterns, I looked forward to trying Cooboo. Great for the environment, pretty colors and a good sale! So I had to order. However, as I began to crochet my first CooBoo shawl the yarn began to separate as I worked. I had to go back and make corrections over and over. For my next project I used a pattern holding four strands together and a larger hook. This worked much better.
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Customer Reviews
I made both sweaters from Coboo Mauve for my daughter and her step-daughter. The yarn splits easily but the sweaters turned out beautifully. My daughter had people asking her where she bought it.
One note the 2 sweaters are from different dye lots with noticeable differences in the shade.
Coboo yarn is super soft and the colors are lovely. I’m crocheting a granny square afghan, and I love handling this yarn. I’m using the join as you go method, so the photo shows only what I have completed so far.
I love crocheting with this yarn it is so soft, I like the choices of colors too, it splits a little bit, not too bad, overall it is very pleasant to work with it, I found other Coboo colors at my local Walmart and I purchased several skeins for other projects. I finished my top and I like the results, soooooo soft.
I loved working with Coboo, I felt it was easy to work with , some say it’s splits a lot but I did not have that problem .
I soaked my project and loved that it did not bleed a lot , only faintly, also did not shed upon washing which was a plus.
I especially love the drape and flow of the finished project. When held to the skin it feels so soft and fluffy .
Thinking of other projects that this will work well with.
I really enjoyed working with this yarn. It has the structure and strength of cotton, but with the drape of rayon. It's soft, and not super slippery like 100% bamboo yarn.
I have mixed emotions writing this. As a longtime fan of Lion Brand yarns and patterns, I looked forward to trying Cooboo. Great for the environment, pretty colors and a good sale! So I had to order. However, as I began to crochet my first CooBoo shawl the yarn began to separate as I worked. I had to go back and make corrections over and over. For my next project I used a pattern holding four strands together and a larger hook. This worked much better.