Purl Soho’s Cotton Chirp: Yarn Review, Patterns & over 50 Color Combo Photos

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Purl Soho recently launched Cotton Chirp, a 100% Peruvian Pima Cotton Yarn, in the form of little 25gram balls.

I am going to give an honest review of the yarn, pattern suggestions and my favorite part, over 50 color combinations to inspire your next knit or crochet project.

I am in no way affiliated with Purl Soho. I personally enjoy shopping at Purl Soho. The brand as a whole does an excellent job of providing education about the fiber contents of their products. Finally, my favorite part of Purl Soho is their dedication to earth-friendly practices along with public education. As a consumer, I’ve gained a tremendous amount of fiber knowledge just by reading through their product descriptions.

About the Yarn

Here are the quick facts:

100% Peruvian Pima Cotton, unmercerized
Light Worsted/DK weight
Constructed of 12, 2-ply strands spun together
32 colors available in 25g mini skeins, 58 yards each. Heirloom White is also available in a larger, 100g skein.

Where to Buy

You can find it available to purchase online from Purl Soho. There are no in-person options, unfortunately, but they boast on their site about having an excellent return policy. Purl Soho is also known for having daily sales, so rest assured it will be on sale eventually, usually 20% off.

One of my favorite parts is the numerous different formats you can purchase the yarn. Here’s what I mean…

Go all in with 32 colors (1,856 yd / 1,696 m)
Or let’s say you only like certain colors, there are 8 options for convenient 4 packs (232 yd / 212 m)
As well as 100-gram ball of Heirloom White (232 yd / 212m)