I have to admit - I do not like waiting, but at least the "estimated availability' seems to be after my "pre-ordered" yarn actually arrives - and love the "heads up" as to when the order should ship before I order. Love this color - love the stitch definition when knitting.

This yarn is a beautiful color and so soft! The only problem that I had with it is that it tangles so easily if one is not careful, and it takes a lot of time and effort to untangle it. However, I enjoy working with it and I love that it’s finer than any fingering yarn that I can find near me.

Cherish 'OASIS' FINGERING yar is very nice to work with. It's a soft yarn that when I'm finished with my project, I'm sure will feel great against my skin. I will purchase this yarn again.

This yarn is a dream! Soft and smooth, the color is rich with a luminous quality.

The yarn is very soft, has a subtle brightness or luster to it, that makes it gorgeous. It is a beautiful shade. Is the first time I use this kind of yarn and Iam completely stunned and satisfied with its quality. ❤️

As much as I Love this yarn, I had to stop knitting with it. I broke my shoulder and it's not ready to knit. But I can crochet, go figure?" so I'm switching to the Connote. I'm hoping this will work.???

I bought this yarn for the knit along, its very pretty color, Soft, but when I was starting the project I had a very difficult time with this yarn. It did have the give most yarns have and I tried so many different times to work with this yarn that I ended up with ripping out the project multiple times, I am normally a lose knitter. The yarn got so tight on the needle that it was so hard to count the stitches and even knit them. I have no clue if it's me or the yarn. Most likely me, I ended up giving up knitting the project.

The Cherish color is beautiful worked up in the shawl (I used it for an Ardent shawl), and I love, love the luxurious feel and springiness of the Oasis Fingering yarn base and have done several projects with this yarn base. This particular skein, however, split really easily. It also tangled terribly (I created yarn ball using the same winder recommended by EFA) and I spent hours untangling it and separating it in places where pilling tied strands together.