Before buying roving yarn- some research stated that it is very hard to clean (spot clean only & can’t wash), it can pull apart while working with it, and will shed like crazy while using. I wanted to make one of those chunky throws that I see everywhere in cozy homes on social media. Note that I did buy this, knowing that it will be more for decorative purposes and not likely a snuggle blanket. I looked on Amazon and other sites for a lot more time than I’d like to admit for this specific dark blue color & weight. Although it is a little expense for yarn, it was less expense than many other options out there.With that being said, I found it an excellent roving yarn for making a small chucky throw blanket. I did not felt it and used it as is after opening the package. The yarn is very soft, and the color is a beautiful deep navy blue. It did shed quite a bit while I was finger crocheting, but it never did split or pull apart completely. I did mess up a couple of times and had to undo large sections of the blanket. It did not have any issues unraveling and starting again.I bought the 6 lb size and it made a small blanket approx. 31” by 66”. It is a little long and not quite wide enough, so if I were to make it again (or if it bothers me enough to pull it apart later)- I would increase the width by 1-2 stitches.Overall, I love the look of the throw. In about 2 months, I have used it a couple of times for a blanket but mostly it is there to give texture and coziness to the living room. In the pictures, you can see that in some spots the yarn has created a little fray, but the yarn is not necessarily falling off (unless I pull it off). It also catches some random paper or dirt particles that are light colored, but they do brush off easily. I do not think that it would be as noticeable with a lighter yarn. If you want to use this yarn for a regularly used item like a scarf, I am not sure it is the right yarn for the project.