36 sts × 48 rows / 10 cm on 3 mm
Ranked on stitch gauge, then yarn thickness, then fibre character.
→ Stitch gauge, density, and fibre character all line up on paper, but there isn't enough needle or row data recorded to confirm it behaves the same on the needle — worth swatching before you commit.
Concept by KatiaLace67% mohair, 30% polyamide, 3% wool
→ Thinner per gram. Haloed mohair-type instead of drapey fibre: a halo that fills in the fabric — it will look denser.
HobbiiLace100% alpaca
→ 34 sts instead of 36, on a 2.5 mm needle rather than 3 mm — close, maybe it will work. We recommend swatching!.
→ Denser per gram. Inelastic plant fibre instead of drapey fibre: no stretch and a heavier hang — ribbing will not spring back and the garment will grow.
HobbiiLace100% cotton
→ Denser per gram. Inelastic plant fibre instead of drapey fibre: no stretch and a heavier hang — ribbing will not spring back and the garment will grow. 37 sts instead of 36, on a 2 mm needle rather than 3 mm — close, maybe it will work. We recommend swatching!.
No patterns call for this yarn or match its gauge yet.
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.