Yarn Weight

[futurexghost]

Anyone on here making patterns that don’t use super/bulky yarn???

[Mulberry25]

I have patterns that Dont need bulky yarn but will look better in my opinion. If you are looking for patterns you can do with acrylic yarn you can make bags and clothing. Any amigurumi pattern on here would also look great in non bulky yarn

[RainbowRoo24]

I’m testing a dragon that was made in acrylic yarn. The testing due date is the 24th.

[CrochetCritters04]

All of my patterns can be made with worsted weight yarn! All but one of them call for it, actually. And I will be releasing three more patterns in the next month or so.

[craftycellist]

Me!!

[HookedByMarilyn]

Me too.

[AvaFey]

I make patterns that are made with thinner yarn, either acrylic or cotton. I currently have a scrunchie in testing that will come out soon, which uses medium/worsted weight cotton yarn.

[CrochetQueen521465]

Unless you need it to be a specific size, you can use any pattern

[CrochetQueen521465]

Depending on your yarn weight it will be bigger than the pattern or smaller

[Phrogchrochet33]

I use acrilic

[Madeformygirl]

Me

[Stichstiching]

Me ! All my patterns are in acrylic with a 3mm hook and one in cotton with a 2

[SapphireLilyCreations]

All my patterns use DK weight yarn, but technically any pattern can be made using smaller yarn if you also scale down the hook size.

[queercreations]

Oh yeah! I almost always use Weight 4 or smaller when crocheting. 3.75 mm hook my beloved

[anoswaldoddity]

You can search patterns by weight in Ribblr.

[CountryGirlForever]

I have plenty in my shop

[Squeaky]

The majority of my patterns use weight 4 yarn