Where can you find an index to the various sizes of yarn?

The first number of a yarn count (D) generally indicates the fineness of the yarn (how thick it is). The second number (F) indicates the fluffiness or hairiness of the yarn. The last number indicates the number of plies in the yarn. Example: 75D/72F/2 is a 75 denier (75 g/9000m), 2-ply yarn with a hairiness or fluff index of 72. The fluff index becomes important in weaving where it can change the optical effects of the woven fabric. There are several different systems...

How can you find out the yarn count on the basis of gsm?

WHAT is mean of Yarn RKM

how to calculate gsm from yarn count

Like a dry yarn but depending on the yarn material and what is wetting the yarn, the fibers could be more spread out or pulled together tighter. The wetting agent may have the same index of refraction as the fibers and in that case the yarn would almost disappear leaving mostly impurities in the field of view. ...

Visit a local yarn shop and ask for the yarn you want. If they don't carry it, perhaps they can order it for you, or help you find a location where you can purchase it. ...

The number of yards in 50g of yarn is not a hard and fast number. It all depends--different yarns and sizes (weights) of yarn would weigh differently than others. I would suggest that you might go to the manufacturers website and see if they give lengths to their skeins of yarn. ...

Hairiness is measured in two different methods. Uster Hairiness Index Zweigle Hairiness Index 1. Uster Hairiness Index: - This is the common method followed in India. The hairiness index H corresponds to the total length of protruding fibres within the measurement field of 1cm length of the yarn. 2. Zweigle Hairiness Index: - This zweigle hairiness measurement gives the number of protruding fibers more than 3 mm in length in a measurement length of one meter of the yarn. From the above we can infer...

There are many sites in which one can find the nearest Yarn Store. Sometimes there are always informations in advertisements of newspapers and magazines. ...

Cottonclouds and knitmap are two good sources for information. Annies catalog is a store that has information as well. Yarn Market is a yarn superstore. ...

Usually made in China, these yarns or threads are used for basting, lace, wrinkle effects, marker or temporary stitching, etc. The threads/yarn will dissolve when the garment is submersed into water, making it easier and more cost effective (faster) to make clothing products. The yarns/thread come in various sizes (thickness) and are made to dissolve in different water temperatures. ...

step 1: the seeds are removed from the raw cottom and is spun to get cotton yarn in a spinning mill step 2: then the yarn is brougt to a knitting mill where it is knitted to get cloth step 3: the knitted cloth is brougt to a dying mill step 4: the dyed cloth is then cut to required sizes and sitched to get clothes step 5: then it is ironed and packed ...

You can usually find this yarn at Joans Craft Store.

1. Hold the yarn in your dominant hand. 2. Hold up your other hand, palm facing you, with your fingers spread. 3. Leaving a 6 inch tail and keeping the yarn loose, put the yarn in front of your index finger, behind your middle finger, in front of your ring finger, and behind your pinky. Use your thumb to hold the 6 inch yarn tail in place. *Note: The 'front' of your finger is the side facing you. The 'back' is the other...

Loopy yarn can be yarn with loopsembeddedin the yarn lengths.

Yarns come in many different sizes, are made from many different fibers and are intended for a great many uses...Can you please be more specific about what information you need? Are you needing sizes and weights maybe? ...

I think the needle size and yarn weight are more important than the stitch type. Different sizes of either dramatically change how the stitches look, how they lay down. ...

You can probably use your fingers to unwind yarn from the outside.

Unlike in Harvest Moon Magic Melody it is not in your barn. Your Yarn Maker is in your Maker Shed. ...

A skein of yarn can come in all kinds of weights, or thickness, and sizes. The length and weight vary by brand. A skein is a unit package of interlocked fibers. The paper wrapping the skein should tell you how many yards it is and how much it weighs. Some common sizes are 25g, 50g, and 100g skeins. Some companies measure in ounces, with some common sizes being three-, four-, six-, and eight-ounce skeins. ...

This is how I do it: reach into the center of the yarn, get to the middle of the skein, grab some yarn, and pull it out. Most likely, you'll get the tail with the yarn you pull out, just don't pull too much out of the center, or you'll have a bunch of yarn out, and it might get knotted up. ...

Yarn is an irregular plural so plural for yarn is yarn. It can be singular or plural. ...

difference between spun yarn and filament yarn

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I knit 6" squares often. I use double knitting yarn and 4mm needles. I cast on 40 stitches and knit 72 rows per square. The size will vary a little according to the yarn (I use up left over yarn) but the sizes come out close enough to 6" square. ...