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Knitting Yarn

Our vast range of knitting wool and yarns will help you prepare for every pattern or project! Explore the amazing choice of colourful yarns from top brands such as Sirdar, Women’s Institute, Rico Design, West Yorkshire Spinners and Rowan in a variety of fibres and blends including acrylic, merino wool, polyester, cashmere and silk. Whether you're seeking recycled yarn or cotton yarn, you’ll find plenty of inspiration in our selection.

 

For those starting out, our range of beginner knitting patterns and knitting needles will get you going in no time. Experienced crafters can enjoy exploring knitting patterns for more complex designs, including stylish clothing knitting patterns. Don’t forget to browse our selection of knitting books for even more techniques, styles and creative ideas.

 

Get inspired with a variety of knitting and crochet ideas, whether you're interested in seasonal projects or everyday makes. Try something new with loom knitting ideas, soft blanket knitting ideas, or explore knitting ideas and knitting projects. Elevate your tools with our wooden knitting needles or try out new techniques using knitting looms. Everything you need is waiting in our full range of knitting and crochet supplies.

FAQs About Yarn

The type of yarn depends on your project. Use lighter yarns (like DK) for clothing and accessories, thicker yarns (like chunky) for blankets and scarves. Always check your pattern for guidance.

Yarn weight is determined by thickness. For example, lace weight is thin, while chunky or super chunky yarns are thick. Patterns will often suggest the right weight for your project.

Yes, you can substitute yarn, but ensure the new yarn’s weight and fibre content match the pattern’s requirements for proper fit, texture, and drape.

Yarn care depends on its fibre content. Wool requires gentle washing, while acrylic is machine washable. Always check the yarn label for care instructions.

Yarn comes in natural fibres like wool, cotton, and silk, or synthetic fibres like acrylic and nylon. Natural fibres are breathable, while synthetics tend to be more durable.

Store yarn in a cool, dry place away from sunlight to avoid fading. Keep it in sealed bags or bins to prevent dust, dirt, and pests. Ensure yarn is not exposed to moisture.

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