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Group 1 Super Fine: Fingering yarns

Fingering, Sock, Baby... included in group 1, according to the Standard Yarn Weight System that classifies yarns by weight. Fingering yarns are fine yarns most commonly used to make socks, shawls, light sweaters, and baby garments. They are worked with 2-3.5-mm knitting needles or a 2.5-4-mm crochet hook. One ball of 100 grams of (4 ply) Fingering weight yarn can consist of between 350-425 meters. These fine yarns usually have a WPI (Wraps per Inch) of 17-21.


AAVA SOCKS

1 Rating

AFRODITA

3 Ratings

ALPAQUINA

6 Ratings

BABY NATURE

85 Ratings

HIRO

3 Ratings

ILTA SOCKS

KAISLA SOCKS

LUMI

1 Rating

ONNI SOCKS

SYMMETRIC SOCKS & MORE - BLOSSOM

SYMMETRIC SOCKS & MORE - CRASY

1 Rating

SYMMETRIC SOCKS & MORE - RAINBOW

TAIKA SOCKS

UNITED SOCKS

62 Ratings

LUA

4 Ratings

BAHAMAS

13 Ratings

LINEN

56 Ratings

LYSE

TENCEL-COTTON

108 Ratings

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