Comments about Lily Sugar N' Cream Yarn:

I'm not a seasoned crocheter, but it seems that sugar n cream cotton yarn is primarily used for dishcloths. I can't see a reason to make a dishcloth with this beautiful yarn! I make blankets and scarves. I don't care for acrylic, although it's probably easier to crochet with since it's more pliable than cotton, but when you're used to the way sugar n cream feels it's no problem to work with. The final result is a rich warm gorgeous blanket (or scarf). Depending on the pattern it's not always going to be super heavy either. I'm dumping all my unused acrylic and sticking with 100% cotton yarn.

Comments about Lily Sugar N' Cream Yarn:

I've used this yarn for years. I use it primarily for crafting projects but not for clothing or blankets. I crochet with it often and am able to really have fun experimenting with different colors and sizes with my projects because of the large color variety and the inexpensive cost.

Comments about Lily Sugar N' Cream Yarn:

It's really easy to find this yarn, and it's often on sale, which is nice for a cotton yarn. Sometimes you just need a natural fiber that won't break the bank (:
It's a little difficult to knit with, but I assume this is true of all cotton yarns since they are not particularly known for their stretch. Besides, I'm mostly a crocheter. This is the perfect yarn for dishcloths and the like.
One of my favorite things about Sugar n Cream is the amount of colors available... it's awesome.

Comments about Lily Sugar N' Cream Yarn:

I chose this in a varigated pastel because I crochet trim on receiving blankets for charity. It looked soft in the picture but it is very stiff and harsh, not suitable for a baby at all. It does not get any better when laundered. It is very durable so I am making potholders and dish cloths with it but I can't think of anything else it would be useful for. I had expected Blick to have a large selection of various yarns and felt very disappointed in what I found for sale.