Fingering weight yarn aka "sock" yarn is thicker than laceweight.
There are typically 400 - 450 yards per 100 grams.
Recommended needle size: US1 - US3 (unless the goal is a drapey fabric for shawls).
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ITO Shimo is a woolen spun yarn that is produced on an old mule spinning system. Mule spun yarns are very high quality woolen yarns. This yarn is a...
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So Asa is a fingering-weight version of the popular Ito Asa. Lovely drape and sheen.Composition: 72% Linen, 18% Cotton, 10% SilkYardage: 259 yards/...
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100% non-superwash wool 2-ply woolen spun 215 yd/197M 50 g skein North Ave is a woolen-spun, hand-dyed, marled yarn. Harrisville spins the f...
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Saona is the name of the river where my grandfather, Julian, and his two sons; Teodoro and Ramón, would bring their mule-drawn cart full of wool fl...
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Local dyer Naima Bond, aka Sister Ananse, applies what she has learned as an art student to dyeing yarn. The results are phenomenal!Fingering Weig...
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Meet Smooshy Yak, the YAK cousin to Dream In Color’s top-selling Smooshy Cashmere. This easy-care yarn is beloved by knitters and crocheters alike....
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This 4 ply fingering/sock weight yarn from Purl Talk is mostly superwash merino wool but it also has a little bit of Tencel in it - for just a touc...
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Looking to add something a little more exciting to your vanilla socks? Why not add zips of zesty color? Our new Zesty Sock is ideal for cozy, color...
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