Red Heart Super Saver is a world-renowned classic yarn. It's sturdy, it's dependable, it's versatile, and it comes in over 100 colors! Take another look at this much-loved medium-weight yarn, and enter to win a whopping 10 skeins of Red Heart Super Saver on Moogly!
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Red Heart "Super Saver yarn has been a favorite among knitters and crocheters for over 30 years. This 100% acrylic worsted weight, size 4 yarn comes in over 110 beautiful colors, so you will always find the perfect color to complete your project. No-dye-lot solids mean all skeins of a solid color match, so it’s easy to buy another skein and continue the project. Plus after you make your project it will be made to last, as Red Heart Super Saver yarn is durable and will stand the test of time, wash after wash. This product holds the OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification."
Just The Yarny Facts:
Content: 100% acrylic
Ball Size:
Solids - 198 g/7 oz, 333 meters/364 yards
Prints, Stripes, and Variegated - 141 g/5 oz, 215 meters /236 yards
Care: Machine wash and dry
Gauge: #4 - Worsted (Medium)
Knitting Gauge: 4” x 4” (10 cm x 10 cm) 17 sts and 23 rows with a 5 mm (U.S. 8) knitting needle
Crochet Gauge: 4” x 4” (10 cm x 10 cm) 12 sc and 15 rows with a 5.5 mm (U.S I-9) crochet hook
Recommended Knitting Needle: 5 mm
Recommended Crochet Hook: 5.5 mm
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You Need A Color? They've Got It!
There are over 100 colorways of Red Heart Super Saver currently! Some of the colorways have come and gone over the years, but you're always able to find the rainbow in brights, pastels, and jewel tones, as well all the neutrals. The stripes and variegated options add even more interest - some of which have huge fan followings (Retro Stripes, I'm looking at you)!
30+ Years of Free Crochet, Knit, and Craft Patterns!
You can substitute in Red Heart Super Saver for most medium/worsted weight patterns that call for acrylic yarns - and when the pattern calls for a material you don't want to use! The 303,000+ projects on Ravelry using just the solids tell quite a love story. But of course, there are lots of patterns written specifically for this yarn... And on Yarnspirations you'll find over 900 crochet patterns, over 200 knit patterns, and almost 75 craft patterns. New patterns are added all the time! It's fun for the whole family - and at the right price!
Red Heart Super Saver Yarn Giveaway Time!
The Red Heart Super Saver Giveaway is open to US and Canada addresses only (void where prohibited). The giveaway ends May 22, 2023, at 12:15am Central US time. To enter, use the Rafflecopter form below. If you are on mobile and have difficulty entering, please use a desktop computer to enter. Only the email option is mandatory – all other tasks are optional, for bonus entries only.
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Sonia says
I learned how to crochet using Red Heart, my first project was a Beanie! I love Red Heart for their color choices alone!
Angel Kolstedt says
I self taught myself to learn how to crochet after I had my leg amputated and because I was bored, not able to be mobile I looked up a video on how to make a baby dress. Very 1st thing I ever learned to make and still to this day I seem to always turn to redheart yarn the most often.
sage says
my first project with Red heart was a cat ear beanie that I just learned to make. it was my first real pattern to follow and now I sell them!
Shirley E. Bower says
Love. Red Heart been using for over 20 years
Karen Messinger says
My mom taught me to knit & crochet 50 years ago & have always used Red Heart. My mom continued to use it till she passed away & I too will be using it all my lifetime. My grandmother used Red Heart as well. I love this yarn & am currently using it to make my son a blanket.
BOBBI ADKINS says
Red heart is my favorite yarn. It's the only brand I prefer.
Velma says
I love Red Heart Super Savor. My first project using this yarn was a small afghan I made for my Grandmother. It was crochet and I used three colors, cream, pumpkin and olive green.
Joanne says
My first project was an afghan using Aran Tweed Supersaver.
Brooke says
I was 8 years old when I started crocheting. My mom, granny, and I would sit for hours crocheting. My first project was a scarf made out of Red Heart yarn Cherry Red and to this day it is still my favorite color.
Debbie Hawes says
I made a scarf when I was a child.
Mary says
I made a scarf when I first learned too!
Angela M Fleming says
Would love to have all these choices for the next afghan Cal
Mary Miller says
I love Red Heart,yarn, I learned how to crochet using it and crochet cotton. Ten skeins would be wonderful to win.
Susie Myles says
I love red heart yarn. Its so nice and the colours are brilliant. My mom "taught" me how to make granny squares. It was a special time we spent together. Ive been crocheting non stop for the last 3 years, only thing good about the pandemic! I think I'm truly "hooked!"
Jeni says
I learned crochet using RHSS, and the first thing I made was a beanie for my husband.
Lacie says
I learned to crochet and knit with this yarn. I got tired of kanzashi and wanted to try my hand at crocheting and knitting. My first projects were amigurumi, a scarf and beanie.
Tristi says
So long ago but I believe my first finished project with red heart was a scarf. I taught myself to crochet with red heart and it's still my favorite!
Cathy Porlier says
Thanks for 5his opportunity. I lover using RHSS for your CAL squares!
Tamara J says
My first Red Heart project was a small purse, many decades ago!
Tereasa Kitchens says
The first thing I made with RHSS was granny squares...
Vanessa says
I made a hat and fingerless gloves and would also use it with my grandmother. She made blankets with it.
Betzi Ruiz says
I learned to crochet using Red Heart. I made a scarf and matching beanie for me and my best friend.
Barbara Harper says
The first thing I ever made was a Christmas tissue cover. Made with Red Heart SS.
Bonnie Bobeck says
The first project I did with Red Heart was to make a sweater for my then fiancé, now husband of 36 years.
Chris A says
I don't remember what my first project was but I know it was made using Red Heart. It was the most economical and readily available yarn 40 years ago when I was first learning crochet. It's still a staple in my my projects today.
Joan says
Red Heart yarns are my favorite to crochet with and I do extra crocheting during Summer and could use more yarn. Thank you.
Debbie says
I've been using RH yarn for as long as I can remember. I probably used it because that's what my mom used when she taught me to crochet many moons ago. I love the variety of colors and that the quality remains the same.
DenPadgett says
Oh my! My Mom and Grandma taught me to crochet MANY years ago!! We only used Red Heart Yarn back then 🙂 I'm pretty sure we started w/ a scarf! Still love RH yarn!!
Laura says
My first project with red heart was the chain and sc my aunt would show me when I was about 10.
Bridget says
I made a full sized chevron afghan in tan and green.
LISA L SWICKARD says
Thank you for a chance to win Red Heart Yarn
Heather Campbell says
Love Red Heart! Use it frequently.
Dodie Woolem says
I made a red, white and blue granny square afghan for my sister who was in the Air Force back in 1975.
Sue says
My heart went all happy to see a 10 skein giveaway! I love Red Heart no matter what anyone says!! Come to mama! LOL Thanks for the chance!
Laura says
I love Red Hart Super saver! It is very often my first choice! So many colors, durable and soft!
Tina Hairston says
Fingerless mitts in the round was my first using Red Heart Super Saver. I ended up making several for Christmas presents that year, lol. Thanks for the giveaway!
Anne Robinson says
Potholder was my first crochet project
Sharon says
The first item I made with Red Heart was an afghan and it was back in the day when the popular colors were gold, green, creamand deep red and the pattern was a ripple stitch.
Deanne says
I learned f how to crochet with red heart and still use it to this day.
Jean R says
I learned how to crochet using super saver yarn and my first project was a simple but huge blanket.
Carolyn Butler says
Love me some Red Heart Yarn!
Rebecca says
Oh WOW ! I could make a nice blanket with this.
Teresa says
Love RHSS ❤️
Bethany says
The first project I made was made with red heart yarn! I made a 🎃 for a black cat stuffy decoration!
Suzanne says
I love Red Heart Super Saver! I use it every day to make stuffed animals.
Dawn A Tenneson says
I don't remember what was my first Redheart pattern but of course that was over 50 years ago - LOL
Kitten WAW says
I couldn't possibly recall that first project. I've been using Red Hear yarns since the 1960s, long before the Super Saver size came out,
Jackie Zeman says
I also started in the '60's. I did small stuff including my Barbie doll clothes. 😁
Vickey Weddle says
My first project with Red Heart yarn was Ripple Afghan made in white, light blue, dark blue and variegated in shaded blues. It ended up fitting a Queen Size bed. That was 40 years ago and the afghan is still useable. I just recently donated it because it was being used anymore.
Judy Brown says
LOVE Red Heart yarn!
Jan says
My go to yarn is Red Heart. So many colors and weights.
Mary Shifflett says
My husband chose the yarn and I made my mother=in=law an afghan for Mother's Day.
Molly says
Red Heart is a staple yarn. Best yarn to learn crochet with. I made a granny square pet blanket as my first Red Heart yarn project.
Laura Salgado says
OMGOODNESS! Do I remember my first project with red heart super saver? Sorry, no but I remember my last project which was just a couple of weeks ago. I made a whole baby layette for a baby shower; The blanket, the Hat, a little bunny toy, a lovey and booties. Red heart is a very reliable yarn and yes, great colors! Thank you for the giveaway!
Cara Cook says
I learned learned how to crochet with RHSS. My first project was a scarf 🙂
Yjuania F Baskerville says
Red Heart Super Saver is my go to yarn. My first crochet project was a scarf done in Red Heart Super Saver in black and red. Currently, I'm working on a granny square afghan using Red Heart Super Saver in Favorite Stripe.
Shirley E. Bower says
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Kathryn Ritson says
I don't remember the first thing i made with Red Heart Supersaver but I make everything now. I've made blankets, hats, scarves, you name it. It's my go-to whenever I get a new pattern I want to try.
Peggy Caffey says
The first project I ever made with Red Heart Super Saver was a Granny Square afghan. It came out beautifully. I gifted it to my Sister in Law and she loved it.
Pat says
I've been crocheting/ knitting for over 50 years and can't remember when I started using Red Heart yarn. I know that I have lots of it in my stash though!
Barbara Grealey says
I've been using Red Heart for years for the quality and quantity of colours it's my go to for many of my projects.
Jennifer says
I can't remember the first project but I have been using red heart super saver for as long as I can remember.
Marilyn says
Such a workhorse of a yarn, great for all types of projects. I go to it often. I do have to say, I'm not crazy what RH has done to the Ombre colors - they used to be a favorite but now the colors are....yuck. But still love the others!! Thanks for the opportunity.
Deborah Akerman says
Probably the first item I made with RHSS was a granny square afghan in the 70's. I still have it too!!
Catherine Kay says
A granny square using a variegated yarn from Re Heart Super Saver
Cam says
i’ve just finished my first red heart super saver project! it’s a sunflower themed tote bag!
Cheyenne Pizarro says
The first project I ever made was an octopus hat from the pattern called twisted kraken by the twisted hatter, she’s on Etsy and ravelry. It was so awesome to make something so elaborate for my first try!
Siri Gosselin says
I made a blanket for Mom a few Easters ago. It was a mix of purple and varigated yarns and turned out so pretty! Red Heart yarn is so easy to work with. I use it a lot. I am currently making amigurimi Pokemon with it.
Sharon Tomlinson says
It's been so many years, I don't remember but I'm guessing I made a small afghan. That's the first thing I remember crocheting.
Christina Oakley says
My first project was an afghan my Grandmother taught me to make useing red hart super saver yarn.
India says
I love crocheting bucket hats and clothing with RHSS yarn. It's affordable and good quality!
Anne Haun says
My first project was a granny square afghan and that was over thirty years ago!
Victoria says
The fi st project I made using exclusively RHSS was a large baby blanket I made using the sedge/blanket stitch. It was sort of a cream/off-white color and it looked glorious. What amazed me though was that after I washed it, it became incredibly soft! I made a hat and booties too. The baby belonged to a work affiliate in India (my boss delivered during a business trip) and I was thrilled to receive pictures of them all together.
Aileen Leadbetter says
My first project with RHSS was a mug sleeve, then after that worked out, another mug sleeve! There's so much yarn in one ball that I keep using that first ball for things like the brim of a toque, and most recent, the horns on an adorable baby rhino!
Stephanie Cloak-Sander says
I am not quite sure what my first project was with Red Heart Saver. Thou one of my first was a pair of overall shorts with a Granny Square top. It was purple.
Nicole says
My first project was a pillow case. It perfectly matched the new cushions I bought for the outdoor furniture. Naturally it needed pillow too. The cats love these pillows
Rachel Mouthorp says
I’m not sure what my first project was, but it might have been an afghan. One of the first big projects I made was a granny square afghan.
~T~ says
My firs crochet project was a scarf made with two strands of yarn: peach and white. If it wasn't Super Saver, it was something similar. I still have the scarf!
Sarah Gallegos says
I learn to crochet with red heart. It will always be a staple for me.
Elaine A says
I made an interlocking crochet afghan with a wolf howling at the moon.
Cecilia says
My first ever project was a granny square baby blanket for my nephew. I used Mexicana and solids that matched. I, of course, made it too big because I didn't really know what I was doing. He still uses it as a throw at the age of 16.
Jamie Pattison says
What a wonderful giveaway. Thanks for the opportunity!
Delaina Gallimore says
I will never forget. I went to my nearest Hobby Lobby and an older lady was teaching crochet. She invited me to her home so I wouldn’t have to continue paying for lessons. And helped me crochet a doily for my first project. She was such a sweet lady. I still have it. It was a beautiful variegated blue mix yarn. I don’t even think Red Heart offers the color anymore. Great , great memories of my first crochet experiences.
Amanda Schmitz says
My first project with Red Heart Super Saver was a blanket that used 2 skeins - one solid one variegated - held together as a single strand. We used it to teach my friends in my Girl Scout troop how to crochet.
Kristy wrobel says
Thanks for the opportunity! I’m self taught crocheter with you tube and sites like this 🙂
Kristi Wilkerson says
Super excited and wishing everyone lots of luck!
Sue Stetn says
I use Red Heart all the time. They have a great selection of colors and it’s affordable !
Debbie Bowlsby says
I love this yarn! It's very easy to work with, and a wonderful selection,always my first choice!
Nikie Schneider says
My first project with Red Heart was my first project ever: a scarf that my mom taught me to make!
Donna says
The first item i made withth red heart yarn was a giant granny blanket. My grandmother taught me to crochet whennibwas bored in middle school... she taught me how to make a continuous square.... and it kept me buay for months!
Helene Sidders says
It has been so long that I really have no idea! It was probably an afghan, though! I have several WIPs using RH Super Saver in progress as we speak. I love the color selection!
Melissa De Ville says
I use RHSS for like, everything that doesn't require me NOT to useacrylic yarn, lol!
Linda Marie Bracken says
I learned to crochet last year when my sister visited. The first project I made with RedHeart Super Saver were Granny squares. I was hooked and sat and made two baskets full! I can truthfully state that I’m loving crocheting. I always have a project with me!
Colleen Blehm says
I’ve been crocheting for over 55 years. I don’t remember my first project with Red Heart but it’s always been one of my favorites and my go to yarn for all kinds of projects. 💜
Arlette says
My first read heart saver project was a small heart for my sixth grade crush <3
Julia Hoftyzer says
My first project was a toque.
Rachel King says
My first project ever was with Red Heart Super Saver - I crocheted an infinity scarf very badly to teach myself how to crochet!
Sylva K Judson says
I learned to crochet with Red Heart Super Saver Yarn.
Linda says
I have made many projects over the past 55 years that I've been knitting and crocheting. Red Heart is always the first yarn that I go to at my local fabric and craft store. I love the large variety of colors.
Denice Poole says
Thank you for this giveaway! I love your patterns!
Heather Lewis says
My first Red heart project was actually teaching myself to crochet by book so I could make my adopted nephew a beautiful blanket. It turned out beautifully& I was "hooked" 😁
Gina says
My first crochet project was a blanket. At the time I thought it was the hardest thing ever and almost quit. I'm glad I didn't because I love crochet. 💕
Marguerite Hill says
When I started to crochet red heart was the go to yarn. The first thing I knitted was a scarf and I crocheted a vest too.
Laiza says
My 1st red heart yarn project was probably making bookmarks when I was in elementary school. Then making pompoms!
Lee Smith says
Red Hesrt yarn has an amazing array ofcolors. Itis wonderful for so many things and is a strong and durable yarn thst withstands lotsof washings.
Kayla says
I really hope have change if wining just learn to crochet and love it can use the yarn make stuff ☺️🧶
Kayla says
I really hope have change of wining 🧶☺️
Heidi Bee says
I made a scarf! It was grey
Elisa says
My first project with this yarn was a crochet pumpkin!
Alisha M. says
My first yarn project ever was with Red Heart. I learned how to crochet by making an afghan to donate to Warm Up America when I was a teen. 💕 Memories!
Carol Kramer says
An afghan for my daughter
Ardella Wentworth says
The first time I used Red Heart yarn was about 53 yeas ago, and I knitted a sweater. I almost always use Red Heart yarn, I am making a sweater for a friend now.
Rebecca L Carrier says
My first project was an American Flag. I used Red Heart Cherry Red, White & Navy. Also used Gold to put fringe all the way around it.
Lisa Rollins says
My first project with Red Heart was an afghan. Green and gold to match my couch. 50 years ago.
Lisa says
My first project and all I could make for years was a granny square poncho. I was less than 10. Now more than 60.
Christy says
Awesome giveaway! First thing I ever made with red heart was a scarf
Kelleigh says
I learned to crochet with Red Heart yarn and it is my go-to for many projects!
Jeanette Tuttle-Hamer says
first project I made was a shawl. I loved it and wore it everywhere.
Julie Helsabeck says
The first project I made with Red Heart Super Saver was in a dark teal ombre colorway. It was a virus pattern blanket for my mother and was my first big project.
Sandra L McFadden says
I made a granny square blanket with a black border. They said I was brave to do a black border! I was 16 and showed no fear.....lol
Joan M Roe says
Both my daughter, my mother (Rip) and I use Red Heart yarn for various projects. Best yarn ever!
Rosalyn DuCharme says
I use Red Heart yarn all the time easily available where I live. My first project was probably a scarf but that was more than 50 years ago
Miriam Olsen says
I learned how to crochet over 50 years ago so I have no idea what I made with Red Heart Super Saver for the first time. The first full project I remember making was a bag with two handles that went all the way from the bottom of the bag up through two slots to the top of the bag. I remember it was blue acrylic yarn. I was 12 at the time and I learned to crochet at 8.
Edith says
I do not remember what my first Red Heart project was but I know I used RH! I only knew the Red Heart brand in those days!!
Edith says
My first RH project? That was over 50 years ago!! I do not know what I made, but I know I made it with RH. That was the only yarn I knew back then. Thank you, RH for all the gorgeous colors!!
Madeline Russell says
Having yarn on hand really helps me relax and gives me time to think. I've been crocheting about twelve years now and I generally keep about three projects going at any given time. Some of my yarn is this brand, too! Their colorways are very consistently dyed so they're very reliable for projects. 🙂
Debbie Hall says
I have used RRSS for over 50 years. It is my go to yarn . So many colors to choose from. My first project was a granny square blanket in my high school colors. Everyone wanted one. Thank you for the memories.
Leona Hawker says
M first progect was asweater and i finished and made it.
Dee says
First project I made was a crochet zippered pouch that I made to hold all my crochet hooks and other supplies.
Aisha Martowidjojo says
My first Red Heart Super Saver project was a set of placemats. Thanks Tamara!
Nancy Smoose says
My first project with Super Saver was probably 2 Easter baskets that I made for my 2 new grandsons for their first Easter.
Krista Stumpff says
Fun fact, Red Heart Super Saver was the first yarn that I had ever crocheted with! I made a bunch of winter scarves for my sisters and nieces and though they weren’t perfect, I felt accomplished nonetheless. I had actually made something with my own two hands!
Miriam Lauer says
I love Red Heart yarn! I've been using it since I learned how to crochet many moons ago. I love the color selections!
monique s says
I made a teapot cozy with it. Worked great
Karen Radice says
I made a Christmas Afghan. My Grandmother taught me on it and it was all she used.
Beanie. Evans says
I think I remember, I believe it was a beanie.
Nancy Snyder says
My gram taught me how to crochet. The first she taught me to make was a blanket. I'll be 61 soon and still have it.
Madison says
I used Red Heart Yarn for the first time when I got my first circular knitting loom. I made hats galore!
Christine Voss says
My first project was a hat. I have always loved Red Heart. It has a great variety of colors.
Becca says
Teddy bears!!! I love making teddy bears, and this is a great yarn to do it with!
Robin says
I made a blanket for my newest great nephew with RHSS…
Maria Haddad says
My "first" project was a scarf, when I was 7. It's unfinished, it's just a square with holes, but I kept it as a souvenir. I picked up knitting and crochet again during the pandemic!
Lisa Kobel says
Great yarn for making hats. I also like to make potholders with it.
Alison says
Love this raffle idea!
Katt says
My first project was a loom knit beanie using Red Heart yarn. Its a staple in my yarn stash and definitely a yarn i can always rely on to have a variety of beautiful colors!
Maryy says
No, I do not remember
amanda lamm says
My first project was red heart in baby pink. Before I had access to youtube, operating from memory from someone showing me as a child, I learned to crochet, a stitch that may not be a real stitch, by trying to make a stitch without any guidance. I made a small doll blanket for my daughter. We still have the little blanket today.
Melissa says
First things Imade was an afghan at 10 years old
Damien says
My first project with red heart was a drawstring bag. I made it with leftover yarn from one of my nanas projects.
Karen Davies says
My first project with red heart ❤ yarn was one of my most important projects because it was my first experience with yarn and my Great Grandma was teaching me. I was 7 years old and I was so proud of that scarf.
I'd love to win this and make a special project to remember the origins of my beginnings with generations of family traditions. I have many happy memories entwined with Red Heart yarn! Thank you for the opportunity to enter this contest! I would be overjoyed to win!!!
Takoya Mckenzy says
My first project with RHSS was an infinity scarf that I made while I was pregnant!!!
Amy says
Oh boy! I really don't need any more yarn, but by golly, I want it! Hahaha! Good luck everyone!
Isabella Montoya says
I remember my first project with Red Heart Super Saver Yarn was a poncho I crocheted for my mother's birthday when I was 12 years old using the ombre baja blue yarn. It was my first time crocheting a big project and I was so excited. Halfway through, I realized I would never be able to finish it in time for her birthday and ended up giving it to her as a Christmas gift. She loved it. Thank you so much for organizing this giveaway. It would mean so much to win it! Also, thank you for all the patterns and opportunities you give on your website...I recently used the BYOB bag pattern for my father's birthday...It turned out great!
Kivia Brown says
I have not tried Red Heart Super Saver yarn but I want to try out though. Thanks for the chance to enter.
Elizabeth says
I have always used Red Heart yarn. When we still had Woolworth store, I would go and look at all the yarn to match the colors I wanted to make a blanket. It would take me forever. So many beautiful colors, I wanted to take them all home with me. Keep this beautiful yarn coming.
Melanie Titus says
I believe the first project I made with RHSS was actually the first project I ever made by myself, lol. I made a scarf for my mom. It was very wavy on the edges and the tension was all over the place, but I was so proud of myself, lol. I started crocheting at 10 and for most of the 2 decades after that I truly believed Red Heart Super Saver was the only yarn out there. It was the only acrylic carried in the stores in my area, and I had no idea what a craft store was, so had never seen the other options besides cotton, lol. Thanks for the chance to win! Have a Wonderful week and Good Luck to everyone!!
Lavey says
My first project with red heart was a yarn mobile. My first crochet project was a bunny for Easter.
Angela Himmelman says
Love RHSS yarn! First project with it was a crochet hat.
Kat says
My first crochet project was little flowers. That's when I realized crocheting was so much easier then knitting!
Angie says
Red Heart Super Saver was the first yarn I ever purchased! It still is one of my favorites. Thank you for another great give away!!
Cherie says
My first Red Heart project was little black and red pom pom bookmarks for my daughter's class valentines!
Irene says
My first Red Heart project was a baby blanket for my soon-to-be-born granddaughter!
Beck says
I honestly don't remember the first project I made using RHSS, it's been my go-to for the past 20+ years of knitting and crocheting!
Linda Kaffer says
A hat! It was redheart supersaver in yellow
Shelly Calvert says
I learned to crochet in Home Economics class in High School using RED HEART Yarn! The color was blue because I still have the "samples" we croched to be graded on. The first project I made was a Baby Blanket with Granny Squares!!
What Fun! Sincerely, S. Calvert
Michelle says
My first Red Heart yarn project was a striped scarf for my Hello Kitty plushie! I was only 8, and it looked very ugly🤣
Anne says
I actually remember using Red Heart when it was 100% wool I made a navy sweater.
Britany says
My first red heart project was a blanket that came out way too big 😄 don't remember the color name, but it was a gorgeous dark green color
Diana O. says
I just recently bought some of the multi color Red Heart yarn and have started to make a granny square blanket, colors are beautiful and it’s easy to work with!
Maria Hagerman says
The first time I used Red Heart yarn was to make a crab for a crochet fish tank gift. But I didn't look close enough and I got the red heart yarn with tinsel in it 😂 Not my intended look, but the tinsel yarn has been fun to have on hand!
Dorie Bernstein says
The first project? Too many years and projects have happened since I started. But if I had to guess, the first was amigurami.
Ella says
I first used Red Heart Super Saver on my very first amigurumi crochet project that was the cutest little sheep made using a bubble stitch for his wool. It turned out great, and I am so happy red heart was the yarn I used for my first creation! 🙂
Colleen A. Walton says
My first project was a granny square afghan I made with Red Heart Super Saver yarn and it was wonderful having all the colors to choose from and the large yardage in each skein along with the reasonable price made it a project I could afford as well as love the result! My next project is going to be a granny square poncho because I love making granny squares!
Liz says
My first was a knitted green frog!
Carleen says
It was a granny square afghan in black and red. This is still one of my favorite yarns to work with.
Amy L says
I made a granny square afghan
Amanda says
I love Red Heart, I taught myself to crochet using it. My first project was an Afghan using Red Heart, and my Husband still has it.
Elizabeth says
My first project was a set of decorative pillows for my babies nursery. I was learning to crochet and that maguc circle took me 12hrs to understand and the end result was not perfect but I enjoyed the process, to this day I still have the raccon and fox pillows and smile.
Debbie says
I was 12 years old when I started crocheting. I used to watch my grandma crochet and was fascinated. My first project was a scarf using Red Heart Super Saver.
Brieanna Osier says
My first full project was a scarf when I was around 11 years old. My Grandma took me to the store to pick my own colors. She told me Red Heart was special because it put "heart" into your project. I worked on it all week during a trip with my grandparents and so proud to show my parents when I got back. I even remember it being dark purple and a gorgeous green. Happy yarny memories.
Sandy Edwards says
The first thing I made with Red Heart super save was a hook case.
Vicki says
The first project I made with red heart super saver yarn, was when I first ever learned how to crochet in the crochet club in high school back 15 -16 years ago I made a green and blue scarve.
Catherine E Volaric says
Love Red Heart, been crocheting since i was 15 years old, started with the granny squares, now i aam making blankets, doing graphic blankets, cardigan slipper,, i been knitting for 4 years now, loving it, still doing my thing at 62 and love to see the look on people face when i give them there gifts, i made for there live ones, and mines, thanks you red heart.
Holly T says
I have actually just started my crochet journey but the first thing I made was a beanie and it was awful looking but it made me so proud to have accomplished it
Lisa says
My grandmother taught me how to crochet many moons ago and she always used red heart yarn. I still have the scarf I made as a 6 year old all those years ago. Red heart yarn is still my go to choice.
STEFFI LOVAAS says
My first item ever made with red heart yarn was a doggy sweater. It was a really nice variegated blue, I find it now and then at Walmart.
Sammy Moore says
My first big project was a beanie, my first thing ever was a few small crochet hearts
Crystal Malchose says
Mom mom taught me to crochet when I was young. The chain stitch and single crochet - because that's all she knew. When I got older, I bought a book and taught myself other crochet stitches - Red Heart Super Saver was there to make it fun and affordable!
Becca says
My first project with red heart yarn was a crocheted infinity ring fidget toy for my brother in law.
Terra Agueda says
I learned to crochet when I was about 6, and red heart is the yarn I constantly look for first! So many colors, great price, and user friendly care.
Sharon M Aurora says
I made a scarf for my doll when I was a kid.
Wanda Bennett says
The 1st thing I ever made with RHSS was a baby blanket for my now 24 year old son.
Michelle Gabalis says
My first project using RHSs was a scarf for my aunt. Thanks for the chance to win!
Sam says
My first project w/ red heart yarn was a hot air balloon to match the metal ‘basket,(box) for a project in a metal arts class i took and it got in to the art show it was the first real crochet project i had finished
Amber Beck says
I learned around 5 or 6 to finger crochet strings with my mother now 41-42 years later still crocheting every chance I get such an amazing giveaway.
Desiree Parry says
My favorite so far! As a fairly new crocheter I would love to win and grow my yarn collection. The first thing I made with red heart was a Mario mushroom!!
GR says
My first project with this yarn was a big turtle!
Brenda Snyder says
First project was a blanket with my dad. Big rectangle. Still have it 50 years later
Johanna says
I remember the first thing I made with red heart yarn, it was a red teddy bear that I made special for my grandma. She absolutely loved it and kept it until she passed, I eventually got it back and it warms my heart when I see my first amigurumi and know that my grandma loved it so dearly.
Lauren Martin says
When I first became interested in crochet my first yarn order was from Red Heart! I had no idea what I was going to make and just ordered like 12 colorways!
Jazmin says
My first project was when I was high school when I was in crochet club and I made a bunch of mini crocheted hearts for my school on valentines day along with the member in that club!
Tee Johnson says
I learned to crochet when I was 12 years old. My grandmother taught me. She's passed away 18th years ago. She was my first best friend. We crocheted together and when I messed up she always said to me," that's alright try again." Wow I miss my grandmother, even in my 40s. When I crochet I do it in her honor. Every stitch I make reminds me of her.
I made baby blankets, hats and scarf. I donate them to the hospital and assisted Living for the elderly.
Tee Johnson says
I learned to crochet when I was 12 years old. My grandmother taught me. She passed away 18th years ago. She was my first best friend. We crocheted together and when I messed up she always said to me," that's alright try again." Wow I miss my grandmother, even in my 40s. When I crochet I do it in her honor. Every stitch I make reminds me of her.
I made baby blankets, hats and scarf. I donate them to the hospital and assisted Living for the elderly.
Trisha says
My first project was granny squares. I used redheart neon stripes
Danielle says
My first project with Red Heart Super saver was a crochet opossum grocery bag holder for my Mom's birthday.
Christina Tobler says
The only brand I use
Fangyu Chou says
I love red heart super saver. I like they have lots of color choice. I use this yarn for my most of amigurumi doll
Bethanne says
My first project with Red Heart Super Saver was a blanket for my barbie house and a scarf. My tension was uneven and my edges were not perfect but I was proud I did it without any hell from my mom. I was 11 years old at the time.
Phyllis says
The first time I used Red heart I made a granny afghan for a baby. It was pink, blue and white.
Lynn Gillespie says
I’ve been crocheting for over 50 years. I’m not sure but I’m guessing it was a scarf, being from Michigan!!
Bette R. Immel says
Could definitely use this yarn. Each year at the holidays, I bring all the projects I've crochet to Salvation Army, this past year I sent blankets, scarves, etc. to Ukraine.
Dianne says
I love Red Heart! I've made beanies, blankets, bags and more!
Simone says
The first thing I ever made with red heart yarn was a little heart messenger bag.
Bonnie says
Cannot remember what I first made with RHSS. It's been too long.
Sandra says
I love RHSS because of all the variety of colors, especially the multi-colored ones like ombres and stripes. I think the first thing I made with this yarn was a nose warmer. Then I tried making scarves. Thanks for the amazing giveaway!
AJ says
I learned how to knit with Red Heart a decade ago. Now, I crochet with it. I usually sell my projects that I collmplete, however the first thing I made for myself with Red Heart was a pair of ear warmers.
Allen Dean Brant Jr says
First thing I ever made was a scarf at 8 years old, after watching my grandmother and teaching myself. Red Heart is my go-to for projects unless pattern, or customer, asks for something different
Denise says
I love RHSS, it is my "go to" yarn for projects. I don't remember my 1st project with it, probably barbie clothes. I learned to knit and crochet as a child.
Tammy Reed says
I was 6 years old and taught myself how to crochet. After begging for a skein of red Red Heart from the local5&dimeI figured out, after months of trial and error, how to make myself a little purse. It was what you'd expect, a couple granny squares with a strap. But, oh, how I loved that little thing. It started me on a lifetime of creating and loving with yarn!
Nancy says
It's easier to remember what HASN'T been made with red heart!! This is a STAPLE in my collection! Would love to win 🙂
Deb says
I’ve always loved Red Heart Supersaver! My 1st project was a crocheted scarf!
Sarah says
The very first time I crocheted was with red heart and I made an oversized queen blanket
Leah Johnson says
I remember my first-ever project was a granny square blanket that I made for my niece. It was pink with a red border, so cute!
Lydian Groon says
I learned how to crochet while watching my grandmother use Red Heart yarn she would hoard from Walmart. It’s my favorite passed time hobby and I’m learning new things everyday!
Cynthia says
I used Red Heart Super Saver yarn to make a blanket of bobble heart squares. I made it with alternating red and blue bobble heart squares then used white to join and border. What an absolutely sumptuous blanket! (In case you’re wondering the blanket was made for congenital heart defects awareness which colours are red and blue)
Kristal Pare says
First item I made was a poncho for my 4yo daughter
Elizabeth Renee Rodriguez says
Red Heart is the gold standard. I'm learning to crochet but no one beats the consistency and appeal of Red Heart!
Lissette Garcia says
My first crocheted item was a potholder when I was 10. My mom only used the "best yarn" as she would say which was Red heart. So naturally this is my favorite yarn. I love its durability, texture & all the beautiful colors it comes in.
Alicia says
I use Red Heart Super Saver yarn in most of my work! I make a lot of amigurumi with it. I love all the color options!
Jaci Bailey says
Red Heart Super Saver has always been my go to for so many years!! I love how they have such high quality yarn for such a low price, it feels like it's the most accessible for people to start learning the craft of fiber arts!!
Jayshon says
The first project I ever made was this terrible cardigan 😂
Luci Patch says
I love this yarn...good quality for a reasonable price!!!
Sally dunham says
I learned how to crochet while in home economics class.The first colors I used were a bright green, cream, and black. It turned out very good. The pattern I used was a ripple pattern. It still is my favorite pattern.
Jenna says
I bought one skein of yarn and one needle, taught myself how to crochet with youtube videos, and rhe rest is history!
Patty says
It's been so long ago, but it may have been a afghan, hat or scarf.
Corinne says
My first project was with RHSS about 7 years ago- I was making eat warmers and hats on a knitting loom before learning how to crochet. RHSS has an amazing array of colors.
DebbieW says
I like big….skeins and I cannot lie. 😄
DebbieW says
I like big skeins and I cannot lie. 😄
Darlene Lehman says
I still have my first completed project made with Red Heart yarns: a lapghan made completely of variegated yarns in pink, green, orange, and blues, done in single crochet squares. .It has survived numerous chikldren hugging, dragging, crying and snuggling with it! The only weakness it has displayed is in the joinings. I had no one around to demonstrate weaving-in ends, no internet for me 51 yrs ago!!
Shanon Campos says
My first time with it was LEARNING! It was such a good yarn to learn on... I was 16 and didn't have internet. My piece came out horrible but I improved. This is my go to yarn for blankets and other projects. love it.
Neva Alf says
My first finished project when I was 16 was a Red Heart Blanket. It was made using the Chevron stitch. Had reds, oranges, yellows, and crocheted from reds to yellows and back, which gave it a waterfall look. Still have it to this day. Needs mending, which I am gonna do. I've made several more of these blankets in many different colors and gave away as gifts.
Red Heart makes the best blankets!
Thank you
Neva Alf
Susan Izbiansky says
I have been crocheting off and on for over 60 years and I often use Red Heart Super Saver yarns. I have no idea what I first made with it.
Chris Alexander says
I made sweater vests for my children from Red Heart yarn.
Pamela Thomas says
I don’t remember if it was the first thing but it had to be close. I made a big yellow school bus pillow/amigurumi for my son and a post office delivery van pillow for my nephew. This was about 43 years ago.
Kristina S says
I don't remember the first RHSS item I made. I'm pretty sure it's what I learned with when my mom tried to teach me to crochet as a kid and it was probably the first yarn I picked up when I relearned in 2015. The first things I have listed on Ravelry are a granny square blanket and granny square purses.
Deb Rowley says
Probably a ripple afghan. They were popular way, way back when I was young and Red Heart was the go- to yarn for everything.
Diana C. says
Waaaay back when I was just a crochet-newbie, I was in a JoAnn's store one day & spotted a gorgeous blanket pattern made up of 63 unique granny squares (31 duplicates + 1 single). Every one of them was interesting & I could hardly wait to start. It didn't even occur to me that it might be too hard ...I just slogged thru until I figured it all out! I used Red Heart in a wine, dusty rose, & cream to make the squares and it turned out beautifully! I still have it, too. To this day, Red Heart is my go-to yarn for just about everything I crochet.
Nigeala Nigrath says
I think my first project using Red Heart Super Saver Yarn was a shawl I made for my roommate in college, using the purple ombre.
Amy says
Oh my goodness! I LOVE Red Heart yarn! These Super Savers are just that, super!
Alma says
My first project was a handbag and I loved it 😁
Lori Holtzinger says
I think the first thing I ever made with a Super Saver skein was an afghan. If I win this giveaway, I will probably use it to keep making lapghans that I donate to Gift of Life. They were so kind to send me one as a comfort tool after my daughter became an organ donor, so I am trying to pay it forward and send them some to give to other grieving families.
Roxy says
The fist thing I made was a baby sensory for my baby cousin, last month.
Roxy says
After looking at all the colors of RHSS I realized I have actually been using it since I was 4.
Cathy Henderson says
I made a poncho with a tan color. It was the first thing I made!
Evonne says
The first thing I crocheted was a blanket for my husband that he still uses.
Renee says
I believe my first project was a dishcloth.
Amber says
It was a long time ago, but I believe the first Red Heart project I did was a Santa Clause bib. It was super cute.
Virginia Bronner says
It was many moons ago, I crocheted a scarf for an uncle of mine. It was in a beautiful royal blue color and it got wider with every row. It was a birthday present and he acted so excited to receive it. I remember seeing him wearing a few times. I was very proud of that scarf. I think of it now and get a good laugh. Thanks for the giveaway.
sharon lindsley says
I love super savers, you get a nice amount of yarn and it's so versatile I can use it for most projects..
Janessa Osborn says
Red heart is my favorite brand!
Kim Fary says
I only use Red Heart yarns, my first was 2 granny squares blankets for my twin nieces.
Alexis says
I actually first learned how to knit with this yarn! The first real thing I knitted was a scarf 🧣 then I made a ton of headbands!
Patrice N Cooley says
I began crocheting in 2017. I used red heart for my 2nd project making a pikachu scoodie!
Buffy K says
My first Super Saver item was a queen sizd afghan for my no ex-husband. I kept the afghan.
Candie Cahill says
Baby blanket
Mary Gonzalez says
Love Red Heart Super Saver!
Myrna Vicente says
Many years ago, I made a burgandy crochet shawl for my mother and one for me. I still have mine in use.
Dimitra Tzamtzis says
Beautiful yarn, thank you!
Debra Behr says
Thank you for this opportunity. I suffer from anxiety and depression, and crocheting keeps me out of my head.
Janet says
My first project was a doll blanket
Jeanne L de Grasse says
WOW! 10 skeins! That is very generous and can make a lovely project. Red Heart has always been a favourite, especially because of the no dye lot feature. <3
Karen Uildersma says
Taught myself to crochet at age 6 by watching my grandmother. I think my first items made would be doll clothes and blankets.
Cindy says
My grandmother taught me to crochet when I was 8 years old with Red Heart Yarn. I made a granny square afghan. It’s been 50 years and it’s my go to yarn to this day.
Lynn says
A baby blanket that was essentially one huge granny square.
Missi Murvin says
My first project made with Red Heart yarn was when I was very young in 4-H, I made a drawstring purse for my project ... I won a blue ribbon.
Mara Kirkland says
First thing I crocheted with red heart yarn was a barbie dress, I was only 11 years old.
Karen says
I learned how to crochet in my late 30's. My first crochet project was using red heart yarn and I made a lap blanket for my mother.
Alanna says
I have been using Red heart yarn for over 40 years.. My first project was a little girls purse made out of granny squares¡! Thank you Red Heart yarn for all the wonderful years of crocheting and knitting I have had because of you!!!
Rebecca Kleinjan says
The first project I remember making was the Llama no Drama!! Still making them to this day!
Annette says
My first project with red heart super saver was my first ever baby blanket that I ever made .
Bri says
Well, my grandmother who was a professional (in my eyes) crochet artist passed away before she could ever teach me. So before I learned how to crochet, I taught myself how to loom knit using Red Heart Supersaver yarn because it was the yarn that I remembered my Grandma using for a majority of her projects. She always used to crochet gifts for the newborns in my family. Since she wasn't around, I took it upon myself to learn somewhere. My first ever project was a mis-shapen baby beanie for my newborn sister.
Jeanna Mancini says
I made a christmas tree ornament with hunter green and cherry red.
Debbie says
I made a black and blue chevron afghan with Red Heart Super Saver yarn. I love this yarn.
Tracy says
My first was making a rainbow.
Skye l says
The first project I ever made with Red Heart was a Virus Baby blanket for my cousin.
Alysia Burns says
The first project I made using RedHeart Super Saver was a basketweave blanket. It turned out beautifully using blue and green.
Carmen says
My first project was an afghan made with 4 "scarves" - strips, and then sewn together.
Juliana says
My first ever crochet project was a coaster using a rainbow loom hook because I didn't have enough money to buy actual hooks or yarn so I used scrap yarn I found in the house. When the opportunity came I bought crochet hooks and Red Heart Super Saver yarn to crochet a bag with thirteen granny squares.
Lynne Nisbet says
I have crocheted with RHSS for many years that I can't accurately recall what my first item was. Most likely, it would have been a Granny square.
Sandra Tracey says
A birthday win would be fabulous. Thanks for the chance. I love the colors
Adrienne Mason says
Thanks for the opportunity to win!
Anne Hilliard says
I love red heart yarn, there are so many lovely colors.
Barb says
Good yarn and good patterns!
Verna Bradshaw says
My first project was when I was around 10 years old. I made a throw blanket for a family friend. Many decades later we connected and he said he still had it. He showed it to me and I hadn’t laughed so hard in a long time. My ‘throw’ size blanket using double crochets and it was much smaller than a baby blanket. I didn’t know to count stitches and the sides are all wonky. The yarn now feels like a plastic gone wrong! I told him he could throw it away, and he said he never will.
Kristina says
My first project was a queen size blanket. I bit off more than I could chew lol. I did finish it but it was very crooked. More like a trapezoid than a rectangle.
Kristin Norris says
I’m pretty sure it was a blanket. I taught myself to crochet and made a cotton dishcloth first then headlong into a blanket LOL
Sharon Melendez says
Thank you!
Tracy says
I believe the first thing I used RH SS for when learning to crochet was a small blanket, have made many things since!!
Connie Dews says
The first projects I made with Red Heart Super Saver were granny squares ones. The oldest one I still have I made in 1981, when I found out I was pregnant with my firstborn. I had not told anyone yet and my mother gave me a big bag of yellow Super Saver and said, "I know. Yellow can be boy or girl." My son loved his blanket and when he was older he loved to wear it as a cape and "fly" around everywhere. It then went through several other babies in the family. And while my stitches have definitely improved in the last 42 years, this blanket is still good and can hopefully bundle up many more babies in the future.
Briana Garcia says
My first project was a coozy for my dad. I was 8 years old. Now I use it for so many projects. My favorite yarn!
Lynn Whinery says
The first project I made with RHSS was probably an afghan I made while pregnant with my first son. He loved that afghan and used it daily until it finally fell apart in his 20s. Thankfully I was able to find the same yarn, and made another one just like it. (He complained that the border was different, but used it anyway, LOL) We still have afghans I made for my youngest, who are in their late 20s, and they still look as good as new, despite being over 20 years old.
Carmen Patterson says
This would be such a blessing to win!
claire says
never tried, excited to!
Bernice V. says
Thank you so much for the opportunity!
Bobbie says
I was 11 when I was taught how to crochet from my paternal Aunt and grandmother. They gave me a skein of RHSS and hook and a dish cloth pattern... I made so many I had to give them out as Christmas presents..
Kay V Cornett says
The very first item I ever crocheted was made with Red Heart Super Saver. I was 10 years old and my mother showed me how to do the traditional Granny Square pattern so I spent the summer turning single skeins as well as scraps into squares and making blankets for friends and family.