Bluebell Joy
100% Cotton, Weight 2 (Sports)
Weight 2, Sports
Made with care and unconditionally loved by our customers, this signature bestseller exceeds all expectations.
Made with care and unconditionally loved by our customers, this signature bestseller exceeds all expectations.
100% Cotton, Weight 2 (Sports)
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Every yarn has its own unique thickness. To simplify things, there is a universal chart for yarn weights to categorise all the yarn by thickness. Yarn in each weight category will typically be around the same thickness.
Yarn weights range from:
Size 0 (Lace),
Size 1 (Fingering),
Size 2 (Sports),
Size 3 (DK),
Size 4 (Aran),
Size 5 (Chunky),
Size 6 (Bulky).
This depends on the project you are working on. Typically, if you are following a pattern, the designer will indicate their suggested yarn weight. You can then find your preferred yarn according to the yarn weight. It is important to use the right yarn weight for your project so that you can get the correct size or gauge, especially for clothing and wearable projeccts.
Besides yarn weight, the material of the yarn also plays a part to your project.
For example, 100% Cotton is heavier than 100% Acrylic. As such, for the same yarn weight in 50g, you will have a shorter length for cotton than for acrylic yarn. This will affect how much yarn to purchase and how heavy the overall project will turn out with the same hook/needle size. It will also affect how your finished piece will look and feel.