60% cotton and 40% acrylic blend provides a soft, gentle feel for comfort in finished projects
DK weight and 50g ball size offer versatility for both small accessories and larger garments
Machine washable at 30°C for easy care and maintenance
Available in over 30 colors to inspire creativity and match various designs
Suitable for knitting, crochet, and stuffing for soft toys, making it a multipurpose yarn
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Blend 60% Cotton 40% Acrylic Ball Weight 50g Yarn Weight DK Length 140m Needle Size 4mm
The soft and gentle Softfun yarn consists of a cotton / acrylic blend which makes it suitable for knit and crochet projects such as soft toys, garments for babies, children and adults, accessories and home decor.
Fiber Content
60% cotton, 40% acrylic
Yarn Weight
DK
Ball Weight
50 g
Length
140 m
Needle Size
3.5–4 mm
Washing Instructions
Machine wash at 30°C, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron, professional dry clean
Summarized by Shop
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Great quality
I love working with this yarn, whether in the small 20g balls or the larger. It works up very nicely and has so many colours to choose from. I have purchased quite a few of the variety packs and have so much fun working with them. I will always recommend buying from Taemombo - fast shipping and great service!
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Tracy · January 3, 2026
Very soft, lightweight yarn. Beautiful rich colors. Fibers hold together well.
Michelle · November 21, 2024
Continually impressed
This is only the latest in a number of orders I’ve placed with Taemombo. Everything is of amazing quality and may I just say the packaging never ceases to make me happy. Absolutely gorgeous.
Softfun (not “shotgun”, as autocorrect (or “autocarrot”, as autocorrect) autocorrects) is indeed well named. It is both soft and fun!! I find the yarn easy to see (even rows done in black!), easy to work with, and it feels. So. Amazing. Good amount of slip, and it’s quite lightweight. An added bonus is the easy centre-pull tabs.
My only critique is the size of the ball; when working on larger projects it runs out pretty fast, and I’m doing a lot of joining. Granted, I’m doing an overlay afghan, so there’s going to be a lot of joining anyway. On one hand I’d rather have the option of getting a larger size, but on the other hand, I’m not chasing an enormous ball of tangled hell across the floor because Miss Thing (the cat) only goes after the good stuff.
