10 Ply Yarn (Worsted Weight)

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10 ply yarn is known as Worsted or Aran weight. It is great for warmer garments, blankets and accessories. Shop our range of more than 20,000 products and get started on your new artistic journey with yarn . We have a stunning collection of 10 ply yarns for you, from smooth 100% cotton or Merino to fluffy mohair blends and subtle tweeds. Recommended Needle Size for 10 ply yarn Commonly they use between a 4.5mm and a 5.5mm knitting needle or crochet hook. Common Yarn requirement To knit a beanie you will need approximately 100g of yarn. Adult garments really depend on style and size and can use anything from 600g up to over 2kg of yarn. A lap blanket will take 400-700g. Selecting the right yarn When selecting yarns it's important to be aware yarn weights are not an exact measurement. Some yarns classed as 10 ply by one manufacturer could be a thick 8 ply with another. This is why it's important to knit or crochet a gauge swatch. This allows you to both check the feel of the fabric and the needle size to use (again all knitters have a slightly different tension). The fibres used to create the yarn also alter the finished piece. Cotton yarns tend to give a firmer finish to wool and fluffy yarns such as mohair and alpaca bloom to give a beautiful halo which often allows for a looser knit. If you need more help finding a yarn for your project, feel free to send us a message , and we’ll get back to you with our expert advice or even pop into your local store. Looking for Patterns? Browse our collection of patterns here Need needles or hooks? Browse our collection of Knitting Needles here Browse our collection of Crochet Hooks here 10 Ply Yarn FAQs What size yarn is 10 ply? 10ply yarn is known as Aran weight in the UK or Worsted weight in the US. It is also known as 4- Medium weight yarn Can I substitute aran for worsted? Since aran and worsted are both medium-weight yarns in the same weight category (Category 4), they can often be used interchangeably, just make sure you