Sentences with phrase «weight yarn knit»

Not exact matches

This one was knit following the original pattern, but this time with two strands of worsted weight yarn held together throughout, knit on a size 9 needle (Ravelry notes here).

Heavier weight yarns make a project go faster, so you may be able to knit faster than your fear.

The phrase «worsted weight yarn» refers to medium - weight yarn which is heavier than DK yarn / double knitting yarn, sports weight yarn, baby weight yarn, fingering weight yarn or crochet thread; it is lighter than chunky yarn or bulky yarn.

If you've been knitting for a very long time you might have little balls of yarn of all kinds of weights.

For instance, if you're knitting with a medium weight yarn that typically uses size 7 or 8 US knitting needles, try working the pattern with size 9.

If you want to work with medium (or worsted) weight yarn, consider knitting with two strands at once.

The other thing to keep in mind is that yardage estimates for blankets or anything else tend to be based on knitting Stockinette Stitch at the standard gauge for that yarn weight.

If you knit or crochet, you already know that yarn weight, ply, or texture will determine the look of a project.

I decided to knit it in this gorgeous chocolate brown shade from Delicious Yarns — A seriously amazing bulky weight yarn that I am dying to use again.

Oh, and this is knit in their brand new yarn, Quarry, which is a chunky weight American Wool.

2017 Updates: This season the Rhodes has about an inch more length in the body and is knit with a merino wool yarn that is slightly lighter in weight, richer in color, and more resistant to pilling.

That Halogen merino cardigan is indeed a winner, great weight to the yarn and excellent «spring» to the knit!

I like to look for knitted materials that are thicker and heavier, shown is a soft luxury wool blend yarn, which gives a nice weight, hangs better on the body and it's bouncier when in motion.

The sweater knit up so quickly partially because it's with a worsted weight yarn (and I always seem drawn to fingering instead) and partially because I got kinda obsessed and couldn't stop knitting.