Held together
Tensan + Lily
Together they knit like
- Gauge
- ≈ 13
- sts
- Needles
- 6.3
- mm
- Meters per 100 g
- 100
- m/100 g
Fiber content
35% cotton · 34% silk · 16% wool · 15% merino
Estimated from both strands. Always knit a gauge swatch.
Noro
Tensan
200 m/100 g · 20 sts · 68% silk · 32% wool
150 g · 300 m per skein
50 % of the fabric weight
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Colour family
Pictures below follow your colour, so both strands and every alternative show the same family.
Single yarns that knit the same
- 91% match
Berroco
Emberstone
145 m/100 g · 46% wool · 33% cotton · 21% alpaca
- Gauge
- 89
- Meters per 100 g
- 91
- Fiber content
- 93
87% matchHjertegarn
Nanoq Wool
100 m/100 g · 70% merino · 30% nylon
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 100
- Fiber content
- 54
84% matchHjertegarn
Natur Uld
100 m/100 g · 100% wool
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 100
- Fiber content
- 45
83% matchRowan
Mode At Rowan Merino Soft
100 m/100 g · 100% wool
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 100
- Fiber content
- 45
74% matchHillesvåg
Troll
114 m/100 g · 100% wool
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 66
- Fiber content
- 45
- 72% match
Bernat
Velvet
96 m/100 g · 100% polyester
- Gauge
- 96
- Meters per 100 g
- 89
- Fiber content
- 14
71% matchPatons
Classic Wool Roving
109 m/100 g · 100% wool
- Gauge
- 80
- Meters per 100 g
- 77
- Fiber content
- 45
Other two-strand combinations
Swap one or both strands and still land on the same fabric.
- Noro Tensan150 g · 300 m per skein97% match
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 100
- Fiber content
- 100
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 100
- Fiber content
- 93
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 89
- Fiber content
- 98
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 94
- Fiber content
- 99
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 88
- Fiber content
- 98
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 100
- Fiber content
- 94
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 94
- Fiber content
- 100
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 94
- Fiber content
- 92
Swap the second strand for Tensan
Add the second strand from your pattern (e.g. a silk mohair) to see the combined fabric and its substitutes.