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It will depend on the type of yarn. 225 yards of worsted weight yarn is about 100g, but 225 yards of sock weight yarn is about 25g. What is the yarn type?
Similar to the process for making cotton yarn-see weblink
A very stiff type of yarn
Alpaca is a type of yarn. It is a fine wool from alpaca hair.
I can't tell for sure but I would say it's similar to an eye lash type yarn. You can always contact the company and find out. Or have a look a the ball, there should be a gauge chart on the lable that you can match to another type of yarn.
similar to a boucle yarn...except the difference is in construction. the effect yarn is wound more tightly and irregularly around the base yarn adding texture and decoration.
It appears that there is no readily available answer to this specific yarn (Unger's Roxanne). The reason is that Unger's went out of business, got bought out by another company, or another reason. One way to figure out what the yarn weight of a ball of yarn would be to knit a stockinette gauge swatch, (or a crochet gauge swatch), then by counting the stitches, for four inches, and dividing by 4, you get an average stitches per inch. From there find your yarn weight at the Yarn Council recommended standards to get a guess at the yarn weight, ---Otherwise, take the yarn to your local yarn shop and see what weight they guesstimate for you <--this is probably your best bet at finding your yarn weight and information, btw
It depends very much on the bulk and type of yarn.
Solo yarn is a type of yarn with a worsted weight blend of silk as well as mohair with just a touch of wool.
Ring spun yarn is a type of yarn that is achieved by constantly twisting a rope of cotton fibers. This process significantly strengthens the yarn.
Twist is the spiral arrangement of the fibers around the axis of the yarn. it binds the fiber together and strenghten the yarn. There are tw type of twist one is "S" type and other one is "Z" Twist
An open end yarn is a process used in making coarse yarn without using a spindle. Fibers are usually fed into a high-speed rotor shaped similar to a cup.