There are over ten types and thicknesses of yarn, and we will briefly introduce some commonly used ones here.
Extra Fine: The finest type of yarn for knitting. Its characteristics are lightness and softness, making it ideal for knitting sweaters for infants and toddlers or crocheting coats for women.
Very Fine: Equal in thickness to two of the finest yarns, it is lightweight and comes in a variety of colors, making it ideal for crochet.
Medium Fine: The most commonly used yarn variety. It can be used to knit clothing for infants, toddlers, women, and men, producing delicate and elegant patterns.
Medium Thick: The most commonly used yarn for knitting warm clothing, producing garments that are neither too thick nor too thin.
High Thick: Also the best yarn for knitting warm clothing and accessories.
When purchasing yarn, it is essential to buy enough to avoid running out of stock. On the other hand, for some popular yarn varieties, even if they are not out of stock, it is advisable to keep the stickers on the yarn balls for identification when purchasing.
Products can be divided into three types: pure wool, blends, and synthetic fibers. The main synthetic fibers are acrylic fibers and viscose fibers.
