The knitting quality of this yarn is excellent: it resists splitting, it's very uniform, it has a soft hand and excellent drape, and it has just enough springiness. It knits up quickly and easily, and the stitch definition is very good. The Douglas Fir, however, is not "a luscious jewel tone". What I got was a greenish black, so dark it takes bright light to detect that it really *is* green, and there's no vibrancy to it at all. I would love a good medium/emerald green, rather than this and lime green. Add my voice to those who have been asking (for four years) for more colors!

This is the first KnitPicks product I haven't been totally in love with. I'm using it to knit a dress for my great-niece for Christmas. While it's beautiful and cushy-soft, I'm finding a lot of small black lint-like flecks. I hope this is just a fluke, because I love the look and feel of the yarn otherwise

I've made several pairs of socks with this yarn. I like the way it feels and knits. Comfortable to wear too. More colors, please.

I just started working with Comfy Fingering a couple of weeks ago, making a pair of socks. I can't believe how easy it is to work and what a beautiful hand it has. I'm excited to finish them so I can wear them; expecting that experience to be as wonderful as knitting them up has been so far.

Let me begin by saying that I hate cotton. It doesn’t move right and it doesn’t stretch which affects the knitting experience as well as the finished object. It’s also not particularly soft. This yarn is different! It feels more like a bamboo mix. It also moves just like wool. I am knitting a baby sweater and the ribbing stretches the way it should. It is definitely soft enough for next to baby skin items and I found the color representation to be on point (I did get the flamingo pink) perhaps the reviewers who complained about the colors need to adjust their monitors? So far this is a wonderful knitting experience. I will see how it blocks later. I am also looking forward to crocheting with it. Very nice yarn.