Types of yarn

Ever wondered what the difference is between different types of yarn? You will learn how many different types of yarn there are here!

Which Yarn to use for knitting or crochet? | Jo-Creates

Find out the different yarn weights and types of yarn with this complete guide, including a yarn weight chart to help you understand the Standard Yarn Weight System so you can find the best yarn to use for your project.

Before you can start crocheting, you need to make sure you know the basics, particularly abbreviations for crochet. You might know how to complete basic stitches (or not), but you need to learn what the crochet abbreviations are before you make any progress on a crochet pattern... and crochet has a lot of abbreviations. Some abbreviations are quite simple to figure out without a guide, but some might take a bit to remember. If you look at a crochet pattern, you will see a lot of shorthand…

When choosing your next project, the choices can be overwhelming. Once you've decided on your next project, your next step is to decide on the type of yarn you want to use. For intricate lace-work or doilies, use lace weight yarn. For bigger projects, you can start using light weight yarn. For chunky sweaters and blankets, you'll need the super bulky yarn. To help, we have a handy infographic for you to use that breaks down the different yarn weights: lace, sport, worsted, aran and chunky…

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When you start knitting or crocheting, you discover a new vocabulary around yarn. Here is a visual summary of the different types of wool windings. 💬 In preparation for this post, we did some digging, and several sources diverged on the terminology to use about yarn winding formats: there seems to be some confusion around "skein" and "hank." 🤔 So if you think the information presented here needs to be corrected, please speak up! 😉

A FREE guide to know how many yardage you need to buy before starting a crochet or knit project.

55% cotton 45% acrylic 330 meters (360 yards) 100 grams , US 4 - 8 needle 3.5 - 5mm Hook size: 2mm - 4mm The Perfect Blend of Comfort and Versatility 🧶Alize Cotton Gold Yarn is a high-quality blend of 55% cotton and 45% acrylic, offering the best of both worlds—natural softness and breathability combined with durability and flexibility. This yarn is lightweight, easy to work with, and suitable for a wide range of knitting and crocheting projects. 🧶With its smooth texture and excellent…

Are you searching for the best conversion chart for crochet hook sizes? Our easy crochet hook conversion charts will help you with selecting the best crochet hooks and yarn for your projects. No need to guess: How much yarn do I need to crochet a blanket or What size crochet hook to use? We got it all covered!