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1. sarahmaker.com › yarn-weights-guideYarn Weight Chart and Guide - Sarah Maker

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   Apr 6, 2022 · A yarn’s weight is determined by measuring the diameter – or the thickness – of a strand of yarn. The most common way to measure a strand’s diameter is with a method called wraps per inch, or WPI. WPI is exactly what it sounds like – take a strand of yarn and wrap it around a ruler until one inch is covered.

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3. www.lovecrafts.com › en-gb › cYarn Weight Chart | Chunky Yarn & More - LoveCrafts

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   Jan 22, 2019 · Fingering (US) is approximately equivalent to 4ply (UK/AU/NZ) and sock weight. Sock weight is a very useful term but not a fixed standard. As an example, German sock yarn manufacturers may issue their colourways in ‘4-fach’ and ‘6-fach’ weights. 4-fach is approximately 4ply, while 6-fach is thicker, more like sport or DK. In the UK ...

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4. www.gathered.how › knitting-and-crochet › knittingYarn weight conversion chart and beginner's guide - Gathered

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   Yarn weight conversion chart and beginner's guide | Gathered. What is worsted weight yarn? Find out the answer, a yarn weight conversion chart and more in our beginners guide.

5. theorrymill.co.uk › yarn-weights-chart-guideYarn Weights Chart & Guide - The Orry Mill

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   Yarn weight refers to the 'thickness' of your yarn. To thicken strands of yarn they are twisted together or 'folded' hence the thickness of a yarn can be named the 'ply'. The chart below helps understand the types of yarn and there relative thickness, watch the video below as Tilde demonstrates different types of yarn and how to measure thickness.

6. craftanddesign.net › yarn-weightA Significant Guide To Understand Yarn Weight Categories ...

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   Jul 26, 2024 · Super Fine (1): Also known as fingering or sock yarn, perfect for making socks, mittens, and small, detailed items. Fine (2): Sports-weight or baby yarn, suitable for crocheting lightweight wearables and accessories. Light (3): A versatile option for various projects, from garments to home décor.

7. madefromyarn.com › yarn-weight-guideYarn Weight Chart, Conversion & Category • All You Must Know

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   Mar 4, 2024 · Super fine-weight yarn is slightly thicker than lace, making it suitable for lightweight garments and accessories with fine stitch definition. Ideal for: Socks, shawls, summer tops, bralettes, and cover-ups. Recommended crochet hook size: US B-1 to E-4 / 2.25mm to 3.5mm. Recommended needle size: US 1 to 3 / 2.25mm to 3.25mm.

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   What is the weight of yarn?

   • Although we say that yarn is classified into “weights,” we don’t organize it according to its actual scale weight (as in ounces or pounds). Instead, the term “yarn weight” actually refers to the thickness of the strand of yarn. What Determines the Weight of Yarn?

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   What is a good weight yarn?

   • It’s a popular choice for delicate accessories that require a finer touch. Sport Weight Yarn or Fine Weight Yarn is thicker again and great for lightweight sweaters, baby items, and accessories.

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   What are yarn weight categories?

   • In the UK and Australia, yarn weight categories are also divided into types, with some differences in terminology compared to the US. Here’s an overview of the yarn weight terms you may come across: 2-ply: Wonderful yarn, often used for lace patterns and delicate garments.

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   How do I know what weight my yarn is?

   • It is very common if you have lost the ball band or information label, to know what weight your yarn is. However, there are a number of methods to determine the weight of your yarn: Wrap your yarn around a ruler, over 1 inch. You then count how many wraps there are, use the chart below and check the 'wraps per inch' column to determine the weight.

   Yarn Weights Chart & Guide - The Orry Mill

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   What is the heaviest yarn?

   • Super Bulky (6) and Jumbo (7): These are the heaviest yarns, suitable for big, bold, fast-finish projects. When converting between yarn weight categories, it is vital to consider the yarn weight charts, as they vary based on the UK, AU, NZ, and US standards.

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   What is a light weight yarn?

   • Light weight yarns are also known as DK weight or double knitting yarns. DK yarns are slightly heavier than fine weight yarns, and are typically used for projects such as sweaters, hats, scarves, and baby clothes. Medium-weight yarns are also known as worsted weight yarns or aran yarns.

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9. www.handylittleme.com › yarn-weYarn Weight Guide (+ Yarn Conversion Chart) - Handy Little Me

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   Jan 24, 2024 · Here is a list of the common uses for the different types of yarn weights; 0: Lace Weight Yarn – Lace knitting/crochet. 1: Super Fine/Fingering Yarn – Light eyelet/socks. 2: Fine Weight Yarn – Light sweaters/baby items/accessories. 3: Light/DK Weight Yarn – Sweaters and other garments/ lightweight scarves.