Color Theory Yarn
SKU: 619-098AW
Two of Wands designer Alexi Tavel has brought her sense of color to this aptly-named worsted-weight yarn. Made from 100% acrylic, Color Theory features 246 yards per skein and a contemporary color palette; there are no wrong combinations, only possibilities! The smooth, even texture lends itself to knitting and crocheting beautiful sweaters, scarves, accessories, and home décor. Machine washable and dryable, this yarn is a reliable choice for every day wear.
Customer Reviews
Normally, I prefer to knit with wool, but I ordered a kit to knit a sweater for our granddaughter. I was shocked at the quality of Color Theory.
Then I knit a sweater for someone who cannot wear wool. I used Color Theory and was very pleased. This is the nicest acrylic that I have ever used. I will be very happy to knit with it again!
Nice yarn. Easy to work with. Results in a nice soft and cozy Braided Wheat baby Blanket (Briana K Designs) using the lavender. I really like the color choices. Using Peacock for my next project
I got this yarn out of curiosity for a Debrosse crochet pattern. I liked how the texture looked in photos. It is a thinner Bernat blanket-type yarn, and it works up easy. Splitting is minimal when using double crochet/single crochet stitches. It is soft and squishy. The only thing I don’t love is the orange-y undertone in the ivory color. I know it’s a cream color, but I prefer creams that are a bit less orange and have a bit more yellow undertone instead. However, color is also dependent on the light source. In direct sunlight, the yarn looks more white.
Overall, I like this yarn. Finally got the Peacock color I wanted with Lagoon. Perfect since my customer needs Acrylic due to allergies.
The yarn does split when crocheting or snags
I'm thoroughly enjoying the Color Theory yarn, its softness is a dream and it works up flawlessly. I have a long way to go but look forward to the finished blanket
Love this yarn, like how my finish project looks
Customer Reviews
Normally, I prefer to knit with wool, but I ordered a kit to knit a sweater for our granddaughter. I was shocked at the quality of Color Theory.
Then I knit a sweater for someone who cannot wear wool. I used Color Theory and was very pleased. This is the nicest acrylic that I have ever used. I will be very happy to knit with it again!
Nice yarn. Easy to work with. Results in a nice soft and cozy Braided Wheat baby Blanket (Briana K Designs) using the lavender. I really like the color choices. Using Peacock for my next project
I got this yarn out of curiosity for a Debrosse crochet pattern. I liked how the texture looked in photos. It is a thinner Bernat blanket-type yarn, and it works up easy. Splitting is minimal when using double crochet/single crochet stitches. It is soft and squishy. The only thing I don’t love is the orange-y undertone in the ivory color. I know it’s a cream color, but I prefer creams that are a bit less orange and have a bit more yellow undertone instead. However, color is also dependent on the light source. In direct sunlight, the yarn looks more white.
Overall, I like this yarn. Finally got the Peacock color I wanted with Lagoon. Perfect since my customer needs Acrylic due to allergies.
The yarn does split when crocheting or snags
I'm thoroughly enjoying the Color Theory yarn, its softness is a dream and it works up flawlessly. I have a long way to go but look forward to the finished blanket
Love this yarn, like how my finish project looks