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Anchor Soft Cotton Embroidery Thread Col 0118 each
Embroidery Floss, Cotton
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Anchor Soft Cotton Embroidery Thread Col 0127 each
Embroidery Floss, Cotton
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Anchor Soft Cotton Embroidery Thread Col 0129 each
Embroidery Floss, Cotton
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Anchor Soft Cotton Embroidery Thread Col 0314 each
Embroidery Floss, Cotton
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Anchor Soft Cotton Embroidery Thread Col 0388 each
Embroidery Floss, Cotton
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Anchor Soft Cotton Embroidery Thread Col 0131 each
Embroidery Floss, Cotton
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Anchor Soft Cotton Embroidery Thread Col 0050 each
Embroidery Floss, Cotton
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Anchor Soft Cotton Embroidery Thread Col 0324 each
Embroidery Floss, Cotton
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Anchor Soft Cotton Embroidery Thread Col 0371 each
Embroidery Floss, Cotton
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Anchor Soft Cotton Embroidery Thread Col 0328 each
Embroidery Floss, Cotton
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DMC Red Special Embroidery Thread 20m 321
Embroidery Floss, Cotton
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DMC  117 6 Strand Cotton Embroidery Floss, Light in 3047 Lt Yellow Beige 8 Michaels 3047 Lt Yellow Beige 8
Cotton
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Yarn: 3 things to consider before buying
Yarn weight is crucial for determining the thickness and texture of your finished project. It ranges from lace weight, which is very fine, to super bulky, which is thick and chunky. If you're knitting a delicate shawl, you'll likely want a lace or light fingering yarn. For a cozy blanket, consider a bulky or super bulky yarn. Always check the pattern you're following for the recommended yarn weight to ensure the best results.
The fibre content of yarn significantly affects its feel, durability, and suitability for different projects. Wool is warm and elastic, perfect for winter garments but can be itchy for some people. Cotton is breathable and ideal for summer wear or home accessories like dishcloths. Acrylic is versatile and budget-friendly but may not be as breathable as natural fibers. Determine what qualities are most important for your project before choosing the yarn.
When buying multiple skeins of yarn for a single project, always check the dye lot numbers. Yarn dyed in the same batch will have identical colors, while those from different batches might vary slightly in shade. This difference can become noticeable in your finished product, especially with large projects like sweaters or blankets. To avoid this issue, purchase all the yarn you need at once and ensure they share the same dye lot number.
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