Held together
Worthington + Lily
Together they knit like
- Gauge
- ≈ 14
- sts
- Needles
- 5.8
- mm
- Meters per 100 g
- 123
- m/100 g
Fiber content
43% cotton · 19% wool · 18% merino · 10% alpaca · 10% viscose
Estimated from both strands. Always knit a gauge swatch.
Colour family
Pictures below follow your colour, so both strands and every alternative show the same family.
Single yarns that knit the same
78% matchHillesvåg
Troll
114 m/100 g · 100% wool
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 80
- Fiber content
- 49
78% matchBerroco
Mirelle
139 m/100 g · 65% wool · 35% silk
- Gauge
- 93
- Meters per 100 g
- 67
- Fiber content
- 68
- 77% match
Berroco
Emberstone
145 m/100 g · 46% wool · 33% cotton · 21% alpaca
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 37
- Fiber content
- 96
76% matchViking of Norway
Viking Garn Snorre Collection Balder Multi
140 m/100 g · 100% wool
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 66
- Fiber content
- 49
75% matchPatons
Classic Wool Roving
109 m/100 g · 100% wool
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 69
- Fiber content
- 49
74% matchViking of Norway
Viking Garn Hobbygarn
140 m/100 g · 100% wool
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 66
- Fiber content
- 49
- 73% match
Malabrigo
Vientos
119 m/100 g · 100% merino
- Gauge
- 0
- Meters per 100 g
- 92
- Fiber content
- 49
70% matchLana Grossa
Airy
340 m/100 g · 42% alpaca · 40% cotton · 18% merino
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 0
- Fiber content
- 99
Other two-strand combinations
Swap one or both strands and still land on the same fabric.
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 99
- Fiber content
- 95
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 99
- Fiber content
- 95
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 99
- Fiber content
- 95
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 99
- Fiber content
- 95
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 99
- Fiber content
- 95
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 99
- Fiber content
- 99
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 99
- Fiber content
- 99
- Gauge
- 100
- Meters per 100 g
- 99
- Fiber content
- 99
Swap the second strand for Worthington
Add the second strand from your pattern (e.g. a silk mohair) to see the combined fabric and its substitutes.