For the natural fibre enthusiast, this 51% cotton, 49% rayon from bamboo yarn has excellent drape and stitch definition, perfect for year round garments, shawls and home decor. Machine wash & dry. 232 yds (212 m) per 3.5 oz (100 gm) ball. Suggested gauge: 23 sts & 16 rows to 4" (10 cm) on size 4.0 mm needles. Yarn weight: 3 Light.
For the natural fibre enthusiast, this 51% cotton, 49% rayon from bamboo yarn has excellent drape and stitch definition, perfect for year round garments, shawls and home decor. Machine wash & dry. 232 yds (212 m) per 3.5 oz (100 gm) ball. Suggested gauge: 23 sts & 16 rows to 4" (10 cm) on size 4.0 mm needles. Yarn weight: 3 Light.
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last seen 13 May 2026
The lowest price we last saw for Lion Brand Coboo Yarn - White 100g was $8.60 at WeCrochet, compared across 2 retailers (last seen 13 May 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $4.19 on 23 June 2024.
Prices last updated 13 May 2026.
Lion Brand Coboo Yarn - White 100g
For the natural fibre enthusiast, this 51% cotton, 49% rayon from bamboo yarn has excellent drape and stitch definition, perfect for year round garments, shawls and home decor. Machine wash & dry. 232 yds (212 m) per 3.5 oz (100 gm) ball. Suggested gauge: 23 sts & 16 rows to 4" (10 cm) on size 4.0 mm needles. Yarn weight: 3 Light.
For the natural fibre enthusiast, this 51% cotton, 49% rayon from bamboo yarn has excellent drape and stitch definition, perfect for year round garments, shawls and home decor. Machine wash & dry. 232 yds (212 m) per 3.5 oz (100 gm) ball. Suggested gauge: 23 sts & 16 rows to 4" (10 cm) on size 4.0 mm needles. Yarn weight: 3 Light.
Last updated at 13/05/2026 18:12:53
Lion Brand Coboo Yarn, White-Off White
Delivery $19.99
Lion Brand Coboo - White
Delivery between 18–28 May $10.99
originally posted on joann.com
I read the reviews before buying this yarn & I still bought it. The other reviews were correct about the yarn splitting a lot.It is soft & beautiful. It flows well & is light weight.The constant splitting makes my crochetting slower, but I think it's worth the finished project.Don't use this yarn if you're on a short deadline.I would buy this yarn again.
originally posted on joann.com
I really like this yarn! And I usually don’t have an issue purchasing yarn online. We don’t have any stores anywhere near me to buy quality yarn. Unfortunately the color posted for “Denim” matches its name more than its picture. I had been skeptical due to its name and should have trusted that. The picture shows a bright blue yarn that looks almost like a turquoise. It definitely is more of a denim jeans blue. It was worth the gamble but now I’m still on the hunt for a quality yarn in the color I actually need. I ordered 9 other yarns that match my expects from the website picture so I’m inclined to believe it really is poorly represented in its picture and it’s not just an issue of my device.
originally posted on joann.com
The Steel blue is not the pretty cobalt color that is pictured. It is definitely a navy blue. The denim is correctly named as it looks like denim, but in the picture it looks like a turquoise. Still nice but not what I wanted. The lichen is pretty well represented. I ordered multiple colors that were suppose to be tropical ocean themed and these are not working. However, I do like working with it and as It is smooth and drapes nicely.
| Net Weight | 100g (3.5oz) |
| Length | 212m (232yds) |
Lion Brand Coboo Yarn, White-Off White
Delivery $19.99
Lion Brand Coboo - White
Delivery between 18–28 May $10.99
I read the reviews before buying this yarn & I still bought it. The other reviews were correct about the yarn splitting a lot.It is soft & beautiful. It flows well & is light weight.The constant splitting makes my crochetting slower, but I think it's worth the finished project.Don't use this yarn if you're on a short deadline.I would buy this yarn again.
I really like this yarn! And I usually don’t have an issue purchasing yarn online. We don’t have any stores anywhere near me to buy quality yarn. Unfortunately the color posted for “Denim” matches its name more than its picture. I had been skeptical due to its name and should have trusted that. The picture shows a bright blue yarn that looks almost like a turquoise. It definitely is more of a denim jeans blue. It was worth the gamble but now I’m still on the hunt for a quality yarn in the color I actually need. I ordered 9 other yarns that match my expects from the website picture so I’m inclined to believe it really is poorly represented in its picture and it’s not just an issue of my device.
The Steel blue is not the pretty cobalt color that is pictured. It is definitely a navy blue. The denim is correctly named as it looks like denim, but in the picture it looks like a turquoise. Still nice but not what I wanted. The lichen is pretty well represented. I ordered multiple colors that were suppose to be tropical ocean themed and these are not working. However, I do like working with it and as It is smooth and drapes nicely.
This yarn is awesome. But there's two caveats: one, it splits (just a bit, nothing that you can't get past once you get into a flow) and getting at the center pull results in a lot of yarn barf. However, it doesn't stick to itself. So no matter how tangled it LOOKS, untangling it is a breeze. Other than that, it's soft, a dream to work with, and works up into a beautiful fabric. Absolutely one of my favorite yarns to work with.
I used the yarn for the first time to make a summer knit top. I love this yarn. The yarn is very smooth, although a little splitty if you using a sharp needle. In contrast the stitch definition is awesome as well as the drape. I've ordered another 5 skeins of different colors. I hope Lion Brand does not discontinue or change this yarn.
I know this yarn is a dan favourite and I’ve worked with it quite a bit - having knit and crocheted sweaters, tops, cardigans, and kids dresses with it. My main issue is that is splits - but I know that’s typical of cotton. That said, this creates a light, drapey fabric which is lovely, albeit prone to stretching.Anyway, I’m a big fan of lion brand as a whole. This yarn isn’t bad, just not a personal favourite.
I've enjoyed using Coboo before because it's soft, even though it does split a lot. I ordered some in yellow for pick up in-store last night. Unlike the lemon yellow pictured, it's an orangey sunflower color that won't work for my project. Less than 24 hours later I went back to the store to return it, but they refused to accept it because Joann's decided it's "on clearance" now, though I certainly didn't pay clearance prices for it yesterday. This one star is specifically for Coboo purchased from Joann's--if I'd ordered directly from Lion Brand or their Amazon storefront, I could have sent the yarn back for a refund. I've always known Joann's plays underhanded games, but I didn't know until today that they're this blatantly untrustworthy.
I generally enjoy working with this yarn (crochet squares, size G hook). Some caveats:1. The colors shown on the Joann website are not a great match to reality.2. The yarns have different textures. For example, the silver, denim, and terracotta (a color that I purchased elsewhere) are soft and manageable. By contrast, the steel blue is not quite as soft. Squares made with steel blue also came out significantly larger than the others, but I'm going to try to correct this (see below).3. The yarn does tend to be a little "splitty" but this can be managed by maintaining even tension on the incoming strand.It is really easy to "block" these squares. Put each one on a piece of cotton fabric. Spray very lightly with water (a plant sprayer works fine). Put another ... MoreI generally enjoy working with this yarn (crochet squares, size G hook). Some caveats:1. The colors shown on the Joann website are not a great match to reality.2. The yarns have different textures. For example, the silver, denim, and terracotta (a color that I purchased elsewhere) are soft and manageable. By contrast, the steel blue is not quite as soft. Squares made with steel blue also came out significantly larger than the others, but I'm going to try to correct this (see below).3. The yarn does tend to be a little "splitty" but this can be managed by maintaining even tension on the incoming strand.It is really easy to "block" these squares. Put each one on a piece of cotton fabric. Spray very lightly with water (a plant sprayer works fine). Put another piece of cotton fabric on top and iron on light to moderate heat (setting 3 on my iron). I'm going to see if I can adjust the size of the steel-blue squares using this method.
I’ve been doing crochet for 52 years and this is the worst yarn I’ve ever used. It constantly separates so you have to hold it as tightly as possible. Even with that it still separates and you find odd strings sticking out. I usually crochet fairly quickly but I could not with this because it is slippery and separates with each stitch. Luckily I only needed it for one row on a hat as a contrast trim. Colors are pretty- yarn is awful.
I have crocheted for 24 years and I am very conscientious about tying off my yarn and weaving in the ends. I made a summer sweater out of the is yarn. After hand washing to block the garment one seam actually came undone and I witnessed a double knot slipping lose while I was trying to correct the problem (it's kinda like keeping a hair clasp in super fine hair. I am not happy that after so much work on a garment that the integrity of the construction is questionable. Oh, and there were several weak places in the skein that I had to cut out and work around. I will never use this yarn again.
| Net Weight | 100g (3.5oz) |
| Length | 212m (232yds) |
