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26th February 10, 03:54 PM
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I think I used English size 14 - that is about 2mm, for the last ones, for a three fold yarn (I twisted together three threads) - I have used finer - size 16 and a two thread yarn, but they did take a long time to knit.
I think 16s would be about 1.5mm, and the yarn half the thickness of double knitting, maybe less, as cotton yarn is rather dense.
Anne the Pleater
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27th February 10, 12:20 AM
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 Originally Posted by Pleater
I think I used English size 14 - that is about 2mm, for the last ones, for a three fold yarn (I twisted together three threads) - I have used finer - size 16 and a two thread yarn, but they did take a long time to knit.
I think 16s would be about 1.5mm, and the yarn half the thickness of double knitting, maybe less, as cotton yarn is rather dense.
Anne the Pleater
That doesn't seem too outrageous. When I first started knitting I was pretty scared of those little needles, but I've been working my way down in that direction. I'll have to add a pair of cotton hose to my queue, which has become quite long at this point.
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