Khalisha

Dahlia is so beautiful! I made a dress for my little one's 1st birthday using mostly alpine stitch in a raglan top , then some fan/shell variation for the skirt. I ordered two cakes in zingaroo, and the first dress I made was too big. (I'm very new to crocheting clothing items) but used almost a full cake. I use the second cake to make a smaller dress so she had one for her birthday and the larger one that she's just now fitting into at almost 2 years old. Dahlia is soft and light, though the alpine stitch adds some heft that might make it too thick for hot summer weather. That's on me though, not the yarn. I love the colors and will definitely try some other colorways soon!

Arraine

What is there to say about Dahlia that hasn't already been said? I love everything about it. It's light and gorgeous, works up beautifully and is even fairly easy to frog. The stitch definition is stunning, and it looks incredible on my yarn wall. The colorways are mouth-watering, and when I look at my wheels of Dahlia I get so excited about the projects I'm going to make with them.
The transitions between colors are also very clear and so if I need to separate multiple wheels into their components to gradient a project correctly, I am absolutely able to. Overall, I'm just unbelievably impressed and thrilled with this fine cotton yarn.

Kelsey

Amazing colorways and pretty soft once worked up. I was nervous about this yarn being so loosely plied, but i use a bead to collect the threads together and it's worked great! It helps with yarn tension and control as well. I have had to frog a good amount of this (I didn't know extended double crochet was a different stitch than US treble... no wonder it looked odd!) and if you are gentle this frogs with zero issues. I just moved the bead to the beginning of the frogged yarn and kept going! I love that one cake is enough for a smaller wearable. The cake is also wound very well and hasn't gotten too wobbly or started to bottom out.

Debra

i originally used the dahlia cotton in one of the special Halloween colors. This untwisted yarn is easier to use than I thought it would be. I originally ran the strands through a bead as suggested, but after my second skein I found that to be unnecessary as I had gotten used to keeping it together with my non dominant hand. The color selections and combinations are gorgeous, and the number of available options is refreshing to see. This yarn works up soft with a nice drape. I look forward to making more projects with this yarn. And look forward to upcoming limited edition colors.

C

Works up beautifully! Seems identical to Sultan except in colors, so if you are familiar with that yarn, this will give the same results. I would say an 8/10 on softness scale when pulling it off the skein, but softens to a 9/10 with use (for scale 10/10 would be those fluffy sherpa blankets for me - which isn’t always what you want anyways). For me crocheting, the four strands stay together nicely and the yarn is surprisingly easy to work with for something so thin (as someone used to worsted or bulky weight previously).