I'm about to have my first paying customer. I am using a Drops pattern which of course calls for a Drops yarn, This specifically calls for Eskimo I can't use this yarn for a few reasons, I need the yarn this week, I don't have a credit card to order things from the web, they don't have the color he wants.
I need a yarn that I can find in Micheal's. He wants something green and black variegated. I'm not sure how my luck will be at finding the right color in the right yarnweight so I'm thinking about doublestranding it with 2 thinner yarns that will equal the bulky yarn. I just don't know what a good substitution would be and I don't want to substitute strands that are too thick or too thin. Below is the information on the yarn the pattern calls for. Their yarn group chart says that you can substitute two threads from C to equal one thread from E. The yarns in C all seem to be worsted weight yarns.
Please help.
Also he said the yarn doesn't have to be wool.
material: 100% wool
yardage: 1 ball = 50g = 50meter / 54 yds
needle size 8-9 [uS 11-13]
tension/gauge 10 sts x 14 rows = 10x10cm [4"x4"]
yarnweight: bulky
textured: single
Eskimo has a large elasticity and gives garments that stay in shape. We are offering a large array of colors, pretty and clear single colors, tone-in-tone shaded colors we call mix, and colors with a significant mix of colors that we call print.
I'm about to have my first paying customer. I am using a Drops pattern which of course calls for a Drops yarn, This specifically calls for Eskimo I can't use this yarn for a few reasons, I need the yarn this week, I don't have a credit card to order things from the web, they don't have the color he wants.
I need a yarn that I can find in Micheal's. He wants something green and black variegated. I'm not sure how my luck will be at finding the right color in the right yarnweight so I'm thinking about doublestranding it with 2 thinner yarns that will equal the bulky yarn. I just don't know what a good substitution would be and I don't want to substitute strands that are too thick or too thin. Below is the information on the yarn the pattern calls for. Their yarn group chart says that you can substitute two threads from C to equal one thread from E. The yarns in C all seem to be worsted weight yarns.
Please help.
Also he said the yarn doesn't have to be wool.
material: 100% wool
yardage: 1 ball = 50g = 50meter / 54 yds
needle size 8-9 [uS 11-13]
tension/gauge 10 sts x 14 rows = 10x10cm [4"x4"]
yarnweight: bulky
textured: single
Eskimo has a large elasticity and gives garments that stay in shape. We are offering a large array of colors, pretty and clear single colors, tone-in-tone shaded colors we call mix, and colors with a significant mix of colors that we call print.
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