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Yes. Depending on the size of the sweater and the weight of yarn used, a knitted sweater may use up to 1000 or 2000 yards of yarn. The average ball of worsted weight yarn contains about 200 or less yards, so it is not only possible, but necessary to knit a sweater with more than one ball of yarn.
It depends on the size and style of jumper you want, the stitch pattern being used, and the weight of yarn you have. A large sweater with a dense stitch pattern (such as lots of cables) will require more yarn than a small sweater with a lace pattern. You can knit further with a finer weight of yarn (say a sport weight instead of a worsted weight).
because the yarn in the sweater is cleaned and died and the wool on the sheep is not
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This jumper would best fit a smaller torso, given this limitation.
The materials needed for knitting socks include the proper size knitting needles and yarn. There are many different types of yarn to choose from including wool sock knit yarn, hand dyed yarn, acrylic yarn, and cotton yarn.
It depends on what size the sweater is intended to be and the weight of the yarn to be used. A medium woman's sweater (40") will take about 12 oz fine (sport) wool, 20 oz. medium (worsted), or 28 oz heavy yarn.
In general, yes, wool can be recycled once used. If the wool is part of knit fabric such as in a sweater, it can be recycled for yarn. Wool clothing can be felted and felt used for other projects. Wool fabric (knit or woven) can also be reused.
It all depends on what kind of sweater you're thinking of- knit sweaters are made of wool or yarn (i think) some are made of cotton, and polyester, and 100% rayon (probably) You should look it up! Hope this helped!
The only way to answer your question is for you to knit a samplegauge of the yarn you want to use, and then convert the pattern given the differences between your gauge and the gauge stated for the bulky yarn.
They are all equally precise, because the amount of yarn that you will need for a sweater varies by much more than the differences between those numbers.
There are many patterns available to make fun knit throws from chunky yarn. Some are available via specific knitting websites; others via yarn manufacturers' websites.