Mulberry Silk Lace Yarn, 100% Pure Off-White (Undyed) Lace Weight Skein Silk 20/2, Can Be Dyed, 100 Grams - 1000 Yards per Hank, Weaving, Crafting, Crochet, Knitting (2-Pack)

This silk yarn feels soft and great against the skin. I knit a lightweight scarf out of it. Because the yarn is very fine, I used two strands throughout. The yarn comes in loose skeins that need to be wound into balls. I did this carefully with the yarn loop draped around the back of a soft leather chair, as the yarn would tangle and knot if several loops came off the skein at once. If the manufacturer sold this yarn already wound, that would save much time and some aggravation untangling knots. Since I was knitting with double yarns, I kept each ball in its own small plastic bag to avoid tangles. Even so, several loops would come off a ball and instantly knot. However, the silk yarn is strong and never ripped, so be patient working out any knots--they gradually come out. The silk scarf washed and blocked beautifully, and the finished scarf has lots of ease and drape because of the stretchy nature of silk yarn and the open stitch pattern. I was very pleased with my finished product!

This yarn is beautiful. It is so soft & very shiny. I have not worked with it yet, but excited to do so.

Excellent quality for the price. It’s certainly soft enough to wear against even delicate skin and is a beautiful natural cream color. Perfect lace weight silk yarn for dying as well.

HE COMPRADO ESTE MATERIAL MUCHAS VECES, Y LOS ULTIMOS 2 PEDIDOS ME LLEGARON DE UNA CALIDAD MUY MALA, MUY ENREDADO, HILO MAS DELGADO, CON MUCHOS NUDILLOS EN EL HILO

I can't wait to finish my current project so I can warp my loom with this!

Feels really strong but smooth and soft to the touch, I plan on using this in a weaving project. It looks like it would take dye extremely well.

Super light on the skin. Can barely tell it’s touching. As with any natural product there are few bug slubs/guts randomly. Maybe 3-4 per hank. Easily removed with tweezers. Crochets nicely. Knitting is a little splitty.