For you who are a beginning crocheter it must be a little difficult to choose the ideal yarn to start a new project
choose the yarn
Defining the ideal yarn makes a big difference in the pieces in the end, it helps to give a better finish and a more professional look and choosing a yarn for you that is a beginner makes total difference
Acrylic
Acrylic fibers are synthetic fibers made from polymers formed by acrylonitrile or vinyl cyanide is often considered imitation wool as a result of its heat-retention qualities
Alpaca
Alpaca fibers are extremely soft due to each fiber strand’s small diameter
And alpaca fiber is five times warmer and stronger than sheep’s wool due to the air pockets in the fiber, which allows it to trap and contain more heat
Cotton
It’s a natural fiber that’s breathable, soft, and absorbent.
Cotton yarn effectively pulls heat away from the body, making it a better choice for warm-weather clothing and summer knits
Wool yarn is a strong, warm fiber derived from sheep.
Wool garments hold their shape well, tolerate cleaning, and have higher durability than many other fabrics.
Bamboo
Bamboo yarn is another natural plant fiber that works well for lightweight knitting projects
It’s a great choice for garments or items that drape and is more absorbent than cotton
yarn thickness
To choose the right yarn, look for the number on the package. This number is the thickness of the yarn, and the lower the number, the thicker the yarn.