YARN SNOB REVIEWS - DROPS Yarns [Champagne Yarns on a Beer Budget!]

[@Yours_sincerely_thedreamer]

Drops is my favourite brand and its quite known in Europe. As I am a student and very much on a budget, but still (if I spend that much time on them) I want to crochet high quality items with little or no acrylic in them, Drops is a great option and it is playing save, because I know I will love the yarn.

[@undomiel466]

Same!

[@or8174]

Have you noticed any smell from drops wool?

[@Yours_sincerely_thedreamer]

@@or8174 yes they do have a distinctive smell. But I don`t mind it. It is a very natural alpaca smell :) So nothing chemical!

[@or8174]

@@Yours_sincerely_thedreamer thank you for reply hehe i just finished sweater with it ❤️

[@freezypeeps8311]

I'm from the U.k, and Drops is my most bought, go-to brand of yarn. Its super affordable, and a joy to work with, when knitting or crocheting. If it wasn't for Drops, I would probably never be able to afford these wonderful luxury fibres. The various merino and alpaca blends are so soft, that the first thing I do when I receive my yarn is spend a half hour rubbing it on my face! lol! You should give Drops Air. Its a blown yarn, is super light and uber soft. I bought it to knit a hat, but it looks like it should crochet up real pretty. Thanks for sharing:)

[@DamarisCruz-eu2sq]

Do you have a Drops yarn that you would indicate for amigurumi crochet?

[@freezypeeps8311]

If you want a cotton yarn, drops have a some lovely and affordable cottons in a large array of colours. Safran is 4 ply (fingering), muskat is 8 ply (dk/ light worsted), Paris is 10 ply (medium/ worsted/ Aran). They also have a selection of other similar cottons in the drops ❤️ range. If you want a wool/ merino, they have a beautiful 5 ply (sport) called Baby Merino, which can be used in both 4 ply/ fingering and 8 ply/ dk patterns by swapping hooks. They have Merino extra fine which is the 8 ply/ dk equivalent, and Big Merino, which is the 10 ply / worsted version. They also have a 4 ply, 8 ply, 10 ply and thicker (super chunky) versions of a 65% wool, 35% alpaca line - flora (4 ply), Lima (8 ply), Nepal (10 ply), and Andes (super chunky). I would suggest that you can knit or crochet any of their yarns. They have some 100% wool yarns like Karisma and Alaska, but I have sensitive skin, so I don’t use them. It’s got a good range… check them out. Legal disclaimer: I am not being sponsored by Drops, lol! 😂

[@Smulenify]

I think Karisma is really targeted at Norwegian knitters who are used to working with quite rough wool that isn't superwash treated. It was launched in the 1980's and superwash and lighter wools were not common-- if it didn't itch it wasn't warm and durable enough!

[@BellaStone8609]

I love how you pair a project with the yarns that you like. So often I’ll find great yarn but don’t know what to make with it. Thank you so so much 😊😊😊

[@fabianamezzabotta6397]

Hello from Italy! I absolutely love Drops yarn and I buy many of them so often (I both knit and crochet). Love Flora, Nord and Soft Tweed when I knit socks🤩

[@deboraharnold8587]

I love Drops yarn! It’s usually my go-to for garments as it’s a cheaper alternative to many of the yarns recommended by designers. Thanks for the great review!

[@larkmacgregor3143]

It's especially terrific for baby garments, and they have sooooo many free patterns on their website, for just about anything you'd want to make, that it's almost and endless source. Love Drops yarns for so many different yarns - my only wish is that they would increase their color pallet for several of them.

[@overdramaticpan]

this is the first TLYC premiere i've been here for, and i can say i've loved your content so far, very educational and helps me get back into crochet after almost 2 years of not crocheting

[@rltnoyb3825]

Great Job!! Loved the Tunisian crochet

[@NominaPark]

I've used Drops for years. I found them while looking for a pattern. By the way their patterns are a free download. There are thousands of them both crochet and knit.

[@deborahcherry1735]

Finally a yarn review that I can get in the UK

[@nickfoster6081]

OMG!!! Drops has the FIRST knit wearable that I actually adored and gave to my then girlfriend now wife. The First Lady Skirt pattern is so quick and easy to work up.

[@dontjudgemycuriosity]

That is the sweetest gift! Thanks for mentioning this, I'm buying some drops yarn for the first time right now and I absolutely love the look of this skirt, I'm going to pick some yarn up to make one too!

[@16voyeur]

I've always loved Drops. Inexpensive and excellent quality!

[@rachelv673]

Your yarn reviews always brighten my day. I love that you show off how everything works up and go into so much detail about what the fiber content of each yarn means and how it feels--it gives such a full perspective of each of the yarns and it's like I can feel them myself as I listen and watch!

[@Risharnec]

I dont know why but I find your reviews so relaxing. I'm binge watching them while I weave in my ends on a few crotchet projects

[@barijade]

First time ever hearing of this brand since I've only really bought yarn from local stores, but those prices are SHOCKING and the quality seems incredible. I expect myself to be ordering some soon!

[@lilithbachelder4631]

I love your yarn reviews so much!! Even though I knit more than crochet, seeing the yarn in action and swatched is both so satisfying and incredibly useful. So often when I'm buying yarn online (which is nearly the only way I buy yarn now, due to the pandemic) I wish there were swatches. Since they're so rare, your videos fill a crucial niche!! I've bought multiple yarns based on your recommendations- Lion Brand's Pima cotton became one of my favorite yarns after getting some on your recommendation!! Thank you for continuing to help us shop well!! 😆

[@raekeashly3928]

So happy to see the Yarn Snob is back, I’ve missed her. Appreciated the in depth review of the yarns, I do agree that some would probably work better for knitting, as I am bistitchual this is not a problem. Was the shipping from the UK costly and how long did it take? By the way, love your hair. Thanks again.

[@lalathebenificent1335]

I was wondering the same-- cheaper yarn but overseas shipping cancel out??

[@suzannewlaschin7900]

Bistitchual!

[@beedlejeedle]

I get it from wool warehouse and shipping is only ~$5 untracked and a bit more for tracked. So still a steal!

[@raekeashly3928]

@@beedlejeedle good to know, thanks.

[@suebanham9848]

​@@beedlejeedleI live in Spain and available here, also can order from wool Warehouse UK and various other UK companies without import duty. Check with the companies, many have depots in Europe and Ireland, again avoiding import duties 😊

[@gillianreece-jones8057]

Again I am from the UK and as a knitter ,the Drops yarns form the basis of my stash . It’s often on sale and along with their library of patterns it’s my usual go to . The affordability means that I can occasionally splurge on more expensive yarns for extra special makes .

[@empain_]

I really love when you suggest one of your patterns with the yarn, it really helps to picture how to use them all. Your work is precious as always, God bless!

[@shaniwade9534]

I thoroughly enjoy your review videos! You are very relatable and come through as quite authentic. It is a blessing to see such thoughtful intentionality within KZbin and extra special paired with your gender and cultural background. As a Black woman, I adore seeing my culture celebrated in your style. Thank you and much continued success. So glad you're a part of this community.

[@margotchurchill5593]

Oh yes!!! A Toni video at last! Haven’t even seen it yet but I’m so happy! I’m curious about your frequent references to knitting… are you doing more of that these days? I don’t knit, and would love a video on different yarns that work best for knit vs crochet project… such as patterned and variegated yarns that, depending on a stitch can either look gorgeous or ghastly! Loved learning about all these fun and economical options! Thank you🥰🥰

[@jenninstitches]

I've lived in Norway for 15 years and Drops has always been my favourite. It wears and cleans well. It's such great yarn and great colourways. I use it almost exclusively. I knit and crochet. The Big Merino, Merino and Baby Merino are my work horses and I've made every kid of project out of them on both knit and crochet. Puna is my fav alpaca work horse even if the colours are limited. Sky, Wish and Air make the most delicious light accessories and squishy Cardigans. Cotton Merino is a great spring weight sweaters. Andes is an absolute treat for heavy winter accessories. So many hats and mittens made from that chonky yarn. Karisma is a very typical Norwegian superwash that really does well in the environment over here. It's more a knitters yarn. Soft Tweed is much better as a knitting yarn as well.

[@jenninstitches]

I'm not a fan of how they write their patterns. The way patterns are written in Norwegian is not the same as in English and so there's something lost in translation into English. I often find myself rewriting them..

[@zopea]

So excited to see a new Yarn Snob Review! I love the way you test out yarn and give a genuine and honest review.

[@tmwoltz226]

Always love your reviews! You're so open and honest. You don't fault the yarn if it doesn't meet your project needs, you suggest a different use! Much love and Blessings! Tiff

[@suzannewlaschin7900]

This was so fun to watch, because you reviewed yarns I have used! I used Drops Paris to crochet the very first sweater I ever made. The person who designed it used Drops Paris so I used the same. Beautiful jumper but OHMYGAWD it is HEAVY! Really heavy but not warm. So, I found it a weird choice for a sweater, and it put me off using cotton yarn. It would be much better for home decor than for garments, in my opinion.

[@lilithbachelder4631]

It's so funny to hear that, because I personally adore heavy cotton sweaters! I get overheated easily, so I find cotton a good option, and the heavier weight to be both comfortable and comforting. Inadvertently, your differing opinion has given me a great further endorsement of Drops Paris, so thank you!! So awesome how many different possibilities and opinions there can be in the world of knitting and crochet :)

[@suzannewlaschin7900]

@@lilithbachelder4631 Glad to be of service! I might like it for myself, too, actually...I crochete this for my daughter and she found it very heavy. But yes, there is a perfect yarn for everybody!

[@janeweller]

The first yarn I've bought was Drops Nepal, it was a bit pricey in 2017 but so worth buying to make a winter scarf because the blend of wool and alpaca makes a super warm scarves. I wore it during a super freezing day last year and it felt extremely warm to the point that it seemed to be like an electric blanket or something like that. I've never experienced this before. Later I learned that it was the alpaca wool that caused that heating experience. Big Delight looks absolutely pretty and some of the cotton yarns as well. I'm definitely going to look them up in the yarn shops in my country. Drops definitely has this amazing quality when it comes not only to the yarns but to everything they sell.

[@ne7894]

Thank you for a really good video.I love love love Drops yarns. Excellent quality, great prices and chic colours - though I'd like more. I'm mainly a knitter and some of the yarns are better suited to that craft as you said. One BIG TIP - steam pressing or blocking works MUCH better than soaking with the more delicate natural yarns. Only a light touch is needed. Watch out for regular seasonal sales where there's a 30% discount on a particular fibre for a month or so each year. Wool warehouse - great service on this. Also love Drops patterns though some need a bit of figuring out as they assume the depth of knowledge that Norwegians have as they teach woolcraft in schools. How good is that? Keep up the great work.

[@rachellefondaw257]

Thanks for the fun and thoughtful video! Combining wine with yarn with different crochet stitches with pattern recommendations plus all the links is genius.

[@sunburnedpanda]

Toniiii! Glad to have you back! 🥰🥰🥰

[@PichanDaisuki]

My favorite yarn from Drops is definitely the kid-silk mohair. It's high quality yet a lot more affordable than other brands. As a knitter I also love Flora :)

[@fuzzypumpkin7743]

I never knew Drops yarns were so economical. I definitely have used their patterns (my second & third knit projects were a baby sweater and pixie hat from them).

[@scarletnerded8517]

I love how thoughtful you are in your reviews of these yarns. This was the perfect video to watch over a morning coffee and a project!

[@sharon5171]

I’ve recently dipped into using superwash wool yarn, and the test swatches shocked me with how much they relaxed after getting wet. I basically had to go down two or three hook sizes in order for the post-washed piece to have the stitch size I was actually aiming for. Maybe the Karisma does something similar? I would appreciate a yarn that recommended a compensating hook size, instead of me ending up multiple hook sizes below the recommendation after multiple make-wash-dry-frog cycles.

[@TwinMamaCrafts]

I personally hate yarns with halos so I'm kind of bummed you reviewed so many yarns that have them, but I understand that that is something you gravitate towards. I would love to see you try out the hooks they sell as well. They look like interesting and relatively well priced tools.

[@stretchpony1086]

Welcome Back, Yarn Snob! I am excited for you to try Drops Sky.

[@zarac2107]

I was so excited when I saw the notification for another yarn snob video!! 🤩🥳 Thanks Toni this was really informative!! 🧶😘 xx

[@grandmalovesmebest]

Thanks so much. I didn't know Drops was so affordable. I tend to compare everything to the typical US 3.5 oz, so if I see a yarn for $3.99, it looks wonderful, until I see that it is 1.75 oz/skein. Since I have to buy mostly on line, I very much appreciate your reviews. I'm currently on a sweater making run and need to know if a yarn is hand wash only since arthritis and very poor hand strength makes this impossible. I look for your videos bc of the content, the fun, the professionalism and your wonderful speaking voice. Cheers.☮❤

[@sarahstephens2002]

Omg Melody would be amazing in a cowl - That would be so cozy! I have missed these types of videos of yours, Toni! I hope you make more throughout the year!

[@erinstinson5735]

I've never watched these Yarn Snob videos, before...but I think I will, now. I love how honest you are about the different yarns. ❤

[@VictoriaKarol]

I love your crochet and yarn review videos so much. You're a great teacher and also offer us a little fun too. ty!!

[@Wildflowers70]

Hi Toni! I’m so happy I found your videos. I just wanted to say you have such a wonderful, warm and fun personality. Thank you for sharing your time with us ❤

[@mhfreeman4061]

Another EXCELLENT REVIEW! This maker produces the BEST reviews, thus she will be my fire stop when searching for reliable information. Thank you so much! BT - I totally agree on Drops pattern offerings. So many free & beautiful patterns for every skill level. Thanks very much for giving us such useful information!

[@ItsTimeforYarn]

I love yarn reviews. Looking at the different yarns options is so interesting to me.

[@FruityPeachie]

You should try out another norwegian based brand I’m quite fond of, “Viking Garn”! My personal favorite of theirs is Alpaca Bris, but they have a huge collection of wonderful yarns, similar to Drops!

[@lista2308]

Nordlys is also amazing to crochet with, I alway go one hook size up because it is a knitting yarn

[@lennyadelaide4795]

Thank you so much!! I just discovered DROPS and was drawn to the huge variety and vibrant colours. I bought a handful of Paris skeins after debating for a long time between Paris and Muskat. So far I am loving the stitch definition of Paris in my star stitch scarf. Karisma is also one of the yarns I was drawn to but I was put off by the hook size recommendation. Your video has reassured me that I can try a 5-6mm hook and the swatch you made looks EXACTLY like the baby blanket pattern I had in mind for this yarn. Your videos are invaluable and you are an inspiration. I cannot thank you enough.

[@aleksandrag-ska]

I love reviews like this, showing the actual closeup of the yarn and how it acts while using. So informative! I would also like seeing how your swatches look like after several washings and rubbing them a bit (to imitate usage).

[@quietone748]

I always get so excited when I see a new yarn review from you. You tell it like it is, and it's easy to see when a yarn impresses and you and when it doesn't. Thanks, Toni!

[@chzn156]

What a great and thoughtful review. I like that you explained what was working for you and that wasn't and that you were honest about what appealed to you and what wasn't appealing to you. Looking at picking up some Drops for my next project!

[@roxirossetti6250]

I never thought of Drops as "cute little" but OK. I also rely on Wool Warehouse for my Drops purchases. I made a cocoon cardigan with Drops Air but it is a very stretchy yarn so I would use a different pattern if I used it for a cardigan again. Mostly alpaca fibre, it is soft and dreamy to work with, though; it's a blown yarn. I worked with Nepal to make a poncho - definitely suitable for garments worn over other clothing as it is a tad toothy for me, but still a very nice yarn. I have a long-term project going, a queen-size summer bedspread in 24 shades of Safran - I love that cotton. I used some to make soap savers too; I think it is very versatile, and lots of colours.

[@suzannewlaschin7900]

I crocheted a jumper for my daughter with Drops Air. She loves it wears it all the time! Whereas the jumper I crocheted for her out of Drops Paris just sits in the drawer.

[@Anikanoteven]

What a knowledgeable review! Linking the yarn to projects is a bonus!

[@OnlyLT]

Great video Toni. I love learning about new yarns & new places to shop. But wine!??? You hit it out of the ballpark. 😉 These are by far my favorite videos to watch. Thank you. ❤️

[@ashleyburks4639]

Girl, I already purchased a bunch of safran yarn because of another video you put out on where to buy yarn. I went straight to Etsy! Thanks so much you kind hearted beautiful young Lady/Woman.

[@pommetje007]

The big delight shawl must be the best idea I've heard all day! LOVE the video Toni!

[@loreliemiller628]

I’m loving drops yarns and really appreciated your reviews on some I haven’t tried!

[@katyschlahs6248]

Nord is one of my favourite yarns, I knitted a pair of gloves in a dark grey. I have had them for about a year now, and it's beautiful halo is still there. They're wonderfully warm and have been really durable so far, they live in my purse and haven't been destroyed yet!

[@alisonanthony1228]

I've been using Drops yarns for years as a knitter and absolutely adore them. In fact, the only time I ever stray outside the Drops range is if they don't make the specific yarn type/colour that I want for a project but that's usually because I want something unusual, in which case I'll spin it to get the exact fibre mix/colour that I want. Fantastic quality yarn at unbelievably low prices. What more could you want?

[@alexandryabolash7990]

I just started to crochet again and I love putting your videos on and listen to you talk well I am doing my own projects like right now I am working on a blanket for my nephew and then I started one for my bf but I love listening to you talk.

[@reannarichardson3978]

Drops safran is the best! Love the colours and the price 🙌🏾

[@dammithoppie1]

I adore Drops yarn, have been using it for several years. I live in the states and purchase from a seller on Etsy. I love the Safran and Muskat lines - both are 100% cotton and make absolutely beautiful baby blankets. Thanks for the excellent review of their other options in their line.

[@satsumamoon]

Paris, I wouldnt use for clothing. Id use two strands of safran on 5.5mm knitting needles if I wanted that thickness. It would have a better drape . You can also mix safran with kid silk and knit on 5.5 - 6mm.

[@janmatias6877]

This is a real informative lesson. I think Safran cotton would be crocheted well for a baby blanket...the ones used in the summer. It's great for them, because baby skin is really delicate during summer heat waves. It will prevent heat rashes.

[@NNKVSSN]

I really love Drops yarn, my favorite probably being Cotton Merino (love Safran as well). Thanks for the review, I got to know some of their yarns that I haven't tried yet (always nice to be inspired and use it as an excuse to buy more yarn) :-)

[@Irisandstuff]

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[@Jessesmom12]

Very nice, comprehensive review! I love how you gave a project for each. Thanks 🌸💕

[@VioletGreen-v5s]

Soft tweed is amazing to knit in my opinion, I did a sweater with it and two strands od mohair and it is drapy soft, and just beautiful

[@bradkinnaird8714]

I love your videos, I’ve recently jumped back into crocheting and glad you and your channel are here,!!!!! Thank you hunn

[@noamleora]

I've knitted a sweater with brushes Alpaca silk that came out beautifully. I've knitted a sweater in Melody for myself too. Love those yarns!

[@Which-Craft]

Thank you for this. I'm a beginner spinner, and even though I also crochet, knit and weave, I haven't yet thought about what I'm spinning beyond "this would be a sport or dk, or this could/couldn't be used for warp". Now I have more to think about as far as how I will recommend my handspun for use. I'd like to be able to give good recommendation, and you've helped me with that.

[@phyllisalden9983]

Your reviews are so clear, balanced, and helpful Thank you!

[@karynthompson6616]

Drops is a new collection for me. Thank you for adding the note about which yarns would pill the most. I want that Veronica cocoon!

[@yarra352]

Girl, love you made this. I would like to say though, yarns you graded the lowest, try knitting them. Karisma, Flora and Alpaca Silk they are 100% knitting yarns, they are gorgeous when knitted, so I shouldn't be that shocked, but dang😂

[@SenoritaSevilla]

And now I’m filling up a cart and dreaming of my next crafts!! Thank you!!

[@estefuchs8564]

Great video! I've always been insecure ordering yarn. Watching this video gave me the confidence to order from this company. Thank you! For educating me on the different types of yarn because I neverhad a full understanding on yarns.

[@heathersharp-keys8240]

You are fun to watch and I love your videos. I think alpaca silk would be my favorite. I like fuzzy yarns. Thanks for the fun video.

[@Pukeko5]

So glad you reviewed Safran, I bought a bunch a few years ago and haven't yet started on the project meant for it. Glad to see some good feedback! I am currently knitting with Drops Kid-Silk, a pattern that requires 4 strands so that has made it manageable but its super soft looooove it

[@princessagatha9991]

Love drops yarn. Their minimum quantities of each bag for retailers are fairly large which makes it hard for some small businesses to provide large varieties of lines and colours but where you can get it, it’s amazing!

[@sewnatalie2024]

Great video, such a range and choice of yarn weights and colours....I love the Big Delight, such pretty colours....x

[@sarahbruehl6894]

Yes! My favorite series from your channel!

[@tinyschnugs]

I've been using Safran for making Amigurumi for a while now and love it. It has a lot of colors available and is super easy to work with. Glad to see you liked it as well!

[@MichelleM0704]

Perfect day to post about wine: national drink wine day! Cheers 🍷

[@cynthiaescamilla2649]

Years ago, I made a summer top from Saffron and it turned out beautifully. Very high quality and easy to wear.

[@sofsjo]

I absolutely love Drops yarns. Consistently high quality for a low price. My personal favourites of theirs are: sky and air (for fluffy accessories), alpaca (for luxury wearables), Nepal (for good and form stable clothing) and sock classic Fabel (for socks, finger gloves, or knit with karisma as a pop of color in the kids mittens)

[@KeiWeiCreations]

I love the 3 Safran colors that you have there. I'm learning so much watching you views but I realize that I have a lot to learn still....gauge, how to know what the best hook size for the yarn when the recommended size doesn't seem to work, all the different stitches...wow. Glad that I stumbled upon your review on the Dreambox.

[@BeastKonoha]

I made mittens from your book and I used Drops Flora. And honestly? I am very suprised how soft it is! When i was crocheting, it was almost scratchy... "almost". It has a feeling of the scratchy wool, hovewer alpaca calm that feeling down, leaving me with really nice, warm texture. My only issue with Flora is that if you're not careful and you will have to frog your work, it can be very splitty and in the worst scenario, you will have to use scissors. BTW, is that a coincidence that after your video my local store had a big Drops sale? Whoops, here goes my money, I got an idea for Safran yarns, lol.

[@Sarah-ox1nf]

I love love your elaborate explanation of the fiber content of each yarn you are amazing!! Love the yarn reviews

[@thatrandommoa]

I am planning a temp blanket and I wanted to invest in a nice yarn since I’ll be working on it all year and I was considering drops but I was worried about it since they are so cheap so I am very glad to see your review

[@alanax_]

My mum got me snow 2 Christmases ago, still have to get around using it as it's not enough for a full garment. I also picked up some Flora and while I really like the colours, I was slightly disappointed it wasn't as soft as it looked on the website..

[@mounthoodsts]

Thank you for this informative review! Because of it, I gave Melody a try for my newest sweater project. I am in LOVE with this yarn! I am using a US 7 needle size and it is knitting up beautifully! I would love to see more Drops Yarn reviews.

[@MJtenHaaf]

I love their Lima and Nepal. They have beautifull Earth colours. Used the lighter Lima for baby hats and scarfs and the Nepal for warm blankets. Drops is easily available in western Europe.

[@lindarandles2106]

So happy I come across this video , I just been working with cheep yarns and have made at least 12 sweaters ( pull over) I think I'm ready for a sweater made to wear all day .with better luxury yarns .

[@NatiiLatii]

I just finished crocheting a scarf in Drops Wish and I am in love. Drops Nepal is also an amazing yarn to try if you want to try wool that isn't scratchy.

[@jfm14]

I'm from the US, but Drops was the brand I started out with years ago because it was mostly what my LYS carried. I didn't realize until after the shop closed that it's almost impossible to find elsewhere in North America! Last I checked there was a single US distributor. Such a bummer. I've made a couple accessories from the yarn now known as Snow, as well as Drops' Walk in the Woods knit capelet (in lovely moss stitch) with crochet trim and button cover. EDIT: I always order Drops through Wool Warehouse too. Had great experiences with them and DHL.

[@MagicMissD]

Hurray! Great video, you had me cracking up over the Peruvian wool and its telltale signs….And of course I learned lots, too! So, bring on Yarn Snob 2022!

[@lisahopes9956]

I really love the reviews you do so much. It is extremely helpful to get the pros and cons of the products and as you being experienced in crochet, you get the message across very clearly. Thank you for your channel…I wish you were were my neighbor lol.

[@bionance]

your reviews were most excellent - i enjoyed watching your hands works through all the different yarns - very nice job, thank you. i haven't tried drops yet but hope to soon -

[@LuckyOwly]

I was surprised to hear Wool Warehouse, didnt think that was a known place outside of the UK :-) They've been a supersaver for me as they sell yarn for the same price as overseas, but without the expensive extra charges. Don't know how that fares the other way around, though! *edit spelling

[@deboraharnold8587]

I was thinking the same thing!

[@yayadeb634]

I love Wool Warehouse. I can get yarn in 3-5 days, and compared to the pony express of US shipping companies, they are my go to for yarn.

[@suzannewlaschin7900]

@@yayadeb634 Same here! And I love the taffeta bags they ship the wool in.

[@Narangarath]

Maybe surprisingly, Wool Warehouse is one of the cheapest places to get most European brands to North America. Super reasonable shipping (and yarn, of course) prices and I receive my order usually in about a week here in Canada.

[@whaelo1002]

@@Narangarath when i discovered this i went impulsive mode and bought like 100 USD of yarn from there, cause drops was on sale, and now that its not its a dollars difference and i was so stunned, i was like wow how is this so cheap!? bc in the US trying to get merino or alpaca for that price is IMPOSSIBLE! wool warehouse is my baby now.

[@lydiaberg5392]

I've never heard a drop showing I can't wait to hear your review and what you think of! Tony thank you so much for your great review of the drops yarn it gave me so much information to think about!

[@kbrathwai]

Greetings Ms. Toni.....Thank you for your review of Drops yarn. Some of the yarns that you have shown are beautiful and I would definitely try them. And who knows I might buy from Drops next to Hobbii yarn as well. Have a blessed 2022.

[@bonesandbiology]

I made a superwarm sweater with snow a few years ago. For spring or autumn it works great as a comfy jacket!

[@babynoodle42]

Toni this was a treat, 10 Yarns!!! I’ve been curious about Drops, the internet raves about it. Perfect video to drink my tea. You’re the best

[@emilymiller40]

I really enjoy the projects you share that you think would be a good fit for these yarns!