Knitting Yarn Cotton Yarn DIY Wool Yarn
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Create beautiful, cozy knits with our 100g/ball Chenille Knitting Yarn. Made from soft ice strip line cotton, this DIY wool yarn is perfect for hand knitting scarves. Its thick, luxurious texture adds warmth and style to any project. Get creative and stay warm with our Knitting Yarn Cotton Yarn!
This yarn is made from a blend of cotton and acrylic, and is combed for a standard twist. It is suitable for hand knitting and comes in a variety of colors, making it a great choice for buying in bulk as gifts. This high-quality yarn is perfect for creating beautiful knitting and crochet projects.100g/ball Chenille Knitting Yarn Soft Ice Strip Line Cotton Yarn DIY Wool Yarn for Hand Knitting Scarf Thick Wool Yarn Wholesale.
Name: coarse wool
Yarn count: 1ply (coarse wool)
Type: blended yarn
Weight: 100g ± 5g
Needle matching suggestions:
Please use a stick needle measuring at least 8mm for scarves, 5mm for gloves and socks, 6mm for jackets, and a 6-7mm stick needle for hats. For hook slippers, a hook stitch size of 3.0-3.5mm is recommended. Keep in mind that a higher stitch number will result in a looser finished product, while a lower number will result in a tighter finish. Beginners may want to purchase an extra ball of yarn, as tightness may vary with different weaving processes. Lastly, adjust the number of balls accordingly if you are particularly thin or overweight.
Name: coarse wool
Yarn count: 1ply (coarse wool)
Type: blended yarn
Weight: 100g ± 5g
Needle matching suggestions:
Please use a stick needle measuring at least 8mm for scarves, 5mm for gloves and socks, 6mm for jackets, and a 6-7mm stick needle for hats. For hook slippers, a hook stitch size of 3.0-3.5mm is recommended. Keep in mind that a higher stitch number will result in a looser finished product, while a lower number will result in a tighter finish. Beginners may want to purchase an extra ball of yarn, as tightness may vary with different weaving processes. Lastly, adjust the number of balls accordingly if you are particularly thin or overweight.
