Ballerina pink
Warm parchment
Bright white
Pale silvery blue
Dark grey-blue
Warm chocolate brown
Army green
Bright coral
Warm pale grey
Sunshine yellow
Blue-green
Harvest gold
LB Collection® Botanic Yarn - Discontinued
SKU: 466-099E
DISCONTINUED: This yarn is no longer available; however, we make this information available as a courtesy to those who still have the yarn.
Botanic is a medium-weight yarn made from 100% Tencel™ Lyocell, an eco-friendly fiber known for its moisture-wicking properties, incredible softness, and silky sheen. This yarn is perfect for drapey shawls, lightweight sweaters, and breathable summer tops. The smooth, durable texture enhances stitch definition, making it a luxurious choice for elegant knitted and crocheted garments. Machine washable on a gentle cycle and lay flat to dry.
Customer Reviews
I wasn't sure how easy or hard this yarn would be to work with, but I quickly discovered that it moved pretty easily on my crochet hook with my project. I like the feel of the yarn (very soft), as well as the sheen, and color. I think the top I made with it came out really nice. I would buy this yarn again to make garments or in combination with other projects where I want to add a contrasting material.
This yarn is so silky soft, and when I was researching appropriate yarns for making chemo hats, this fiber material was at the very top of the list. I made a chemo hat with the Dragonfly color, and one adult medium hat used exactly one 85 gram skein, which was perfect!
Fun to work with , silky soft and comfortable ! Very similar to Truboo
I love this yarn!!! I made a chemo cap for patients, undergoing chemotherapy, and the texture and the shine and the breathability of this yarn is perfect. I love it. I’m planning on making a shawl next.
Ok so I made a gorgeous poncho out of it. This yarn feels like heaven it’s so soft. It drapes beautifully. BUT, if you need to start another skein, not knot will hold. I tried a box knot and a surgeons knot. It’s like trying to knot jello it’s so slinky. So I’m hoping my poncho doesn’t just unravel when I wear it somewhere. I’d buy again but still worried about unraveling
When attaching a new skein of yarn, espeically in a slippery plant fiber yarn like this, we recommend leaving a 5-7' tail on both ends to weave in, rather than trying knots. Knots can come undone and leave a hole in your work, which no one wants!, but by weaving in a tail of yarn you've got a little bit of warning. When that tail starts to poke out of the fabric you can weave it back into the project before it comes completely undone.
It is such a pleasure to work with this yarn; the stitch definition is wonderful and it is very soft, smooth and has great drape!
Customer Reviews
I wasn't sure how easy or hard this yarn would be to work with, but I quickly discovered that it moved pretty easily on my crochet hook with my project. I like the feel of the yarn (very soft), as well as the sheen, and color. I think the top I made with it came out really nice. I would buy this yarn again to make garments or in combination with other projects where I want to add a contrasting material.
This yarn is so silky soft, and when I was researching appropriate yarns for making chemo hats, this fiber material was at the very top of the list. I made a chemo hat with the Dragonfly color, and one adult medium hat used exactly one 85 gram skein, which was perfect!
Fun to work with , silky soft and comfortable ! Very similar to Truboo
I love this yarn!!! I made a chemo cap for patients, undergoing chemotherapy, and the texture and the shine and the breathability of this yarn is perfect. I love it. I’m planning on making a shawl next.
Ok so I made a gorgeous poncho out of it. This yarn feels like heaven it’s so soft. It drapes beautifully. BUT, if you need to start another skein, not knot will hold. I tried a box knot and a surgeons knot. It’s like trying to knot jello it’s so slinky. So I’m hoping my poncho doesn’t just unravel when I wear it somewhere. I’d buy again but still worried about unraveling
When attaching a new skein of yarn, espeically in a slippery plant fiber yarn like this, we recommend leaving a 5-7' tail on both ends to weave in, rather than trying knots. Knots can come undone and leave a hole in your work, which no one wants!, but by weaving in a tail of yarn you've got a little bit of warning. When that tail starts to poke out of the fabric you can weave it back into the project before it comes completely undone.
It is such a pleasure to work with this yarn; the stitch definition is wonderful and it is very soft, smooth and has great drape!