In this video, I’m giving you my honest, hands-on review of Darn Good Yarn—because I don’t think it’s fair to judge yarn just by how pretty it looks online. I actually worked with it in a real project, and I’m sharing what it was like from start to finish: how it handled, what stood out right away, and what I wish I knew before I started. The biggest thing? The colors are absolutely stunning and it has that beautiful, eye-catching recycled sari silk vibe. But I also ran into a major issue: significant dye transfer. As I worked, the dye stained my hands, which is a big deal if you’re sensitive to messy yarns, if you’re making gifts, or if you’re planning to wear the finished piece against light clothing. This isn’t sponsored—I’m just here to help fellow makers decide if Darn Good Yarn (or recycled sari silk yarn in general) is the right fit for their project and their tolerance level. If you’re considering buying it, I want you to know what to expect before you commit.