Schoppel-Wolle Zauberball Sock Yarn

I had originally found this yarn for a cheaper price but the site was so user-unfriendly I said the heck with it and purchased it from you. It was worth it. Very easy to use and shipped/received faster than I expected. Thank you!

As always, fast wonderful service, even with a national holiday in there. These people really know what good customer service is.

WONDERFUL, FANTASTIC, AMAZING, etc..............all the above and more!

Happy with the yarn, ship very fast, thank you! will shop again.

I'm making a scarf, using #3 needles -- not used to such small needles or "skinny" yarn, but it's working out well. The color is gorgeous, the way it shades from one to the next!

I'm making a scarf, using #3 needles -- not used to such small needles or "skinny" yarn, but it's working out well. The color is gorgeous, the way it shades from one to the next!

I knit a small shawl with one ball. A few colors were too bright for my taste so I tamed them by knitting a lace weight brownish mohair along with the Zauberball. Extremely pleased with the result and plan on knitting more.

This is working up really well into a infinity scarf--free pattern found online.

[...] I bought a fiber by Schoppel-Wolle Zauberball Sock Yarn. I found a beautiful scarf pattern on Raverly, which used this yarn. The scarf is gorgeous and so soft.

I made knee high socks with this yarn and another purple to break it up. They are beautiful and wacky and I love them.

Used for a beaded lace shawl-had good gauge and elasticity.

The colors were beautiful. But the 1 ball contained 3 knots and it was spliced together near the beginning but continued out of color sequence which couldn't happen with the socks I was making.

I am making Verdandi shawl from the Knit & Knag series The Norns using the pink/green combo (#2079) and am loving the soft color transitions. Several others have knit this pattern with the same yarn and theirs turned out lovely