Comments about Berroco Seduce Colors:

Knitting the free Jujuba pattern. Knits to gauge on size 7. Yes, it's open stitch, but love the variations in the yarn. Makes a great summer top over a cami. Does have a string feel, but is soft enough when knit up. Think novelty, artsy look. Beautiful yarn!

Comments about Berroco Seduce Colors:

I was going to use this for a tank top but the feel was harsh and it did not knit up well. It had no give and bounce and was very tensile.

Comments about Berroco Seduce Colors:

I used this yarn for a lace shawl for my daughter. The texture and the subtle sheen complimented her prom dress beautifully. I do think that it does seem rather light on the "worsted" side but worked beautifully for the pattern that I used. Yes, it is better to wind it by hand, as it can get a bit tangled up a bit. I used a small bowl to keep the yarn ball in as I worked this project. I used my Addi needles without any complications. I thought it was a fun yarn to work with and I plan on trying another project with it.

Comments about Berroco Seduce Colors:

I did not like this yarn. It is thinner than I thought. Uneven thickness. Very slippery. Requires hand winding because it tangles so easliy. It stretches a whole lot!! Difficult if not impoosible to make an adequate seam. I made the Norah Gaughan Santa Ana cardigan. This was the recommended yarn. Dye lots definetely different. Use wooden needles. I did like the color.

Comments about Berroco Seduce Colors:

I really liked this one. It has a lovely sheen to it, and the color I ordered lived up to the photo. My only complaint is that this is supposed to be worsted weight, and this is the thinnest worsted weight I've seen. I was able to string 6/0 size glass beads on it (which I really liked), but they usually fit on fingerling yarn. Overall I liked it and will definately order more.