- gauge
- 9 sts (-1)
- needle
- needle not recorded
- skein
- 60 m / 100 g
→ 9 sts instead of 10 — close, it might work. We recommend swatching!

10 sts / 10 cm on 9 mm
no row gauge on record
Ranked on stitch gauge, then yarn thickness, then fibre character.
→ 9 sts instead of 10 — close, it might work. We recommend swatching!
Lana GrossaSuper Bulky60% cotton, 40% nylon
→ Inelastic plant fibre instead of springy wool: no stretch and a heavier hang — ribbing will not spring back and the garment will grow. Reaches this gauge on 10 mm rather than 9 mm.
→ Thinner per gram. 9 sts instead of 10 — close, it might work. We recommend swatching!
→ Inelastic plant fibre instead of springy wool: no stretch and a heavier hang — ribbing will not spring back and the garment will grow. Reaches this gauge on 10 mm rather than 9 mm.
WOW! by KatiaSuper Bulky100% polyester
→ Denser per gram. Synthetic instead of springy wool: less breathability and no blocking give. Reaches this gauge on 10 mm rather than 9 mm.
Weight group is derived from measured gauge, not the brand's label — that is why a yarn labelled "aran / worsted" can sit in our Aran group while another brand's "worsted" lands in DK. Library: 1406 yarns · 42 brands · 135 without gauge · 276/1408 gauge rows missing row count.