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What is SMC yarn?

What is SMC yarn?

Schachenmayr is a premium yarn and part of the brand Coats. SMC / Schachenmayr offers natural fiber-rich yarns in many different qualities and colours for knitting and crocheting. SMC yarns are softly structured and extremely comfortable to wear.

What is Schachenmayr yarn?

Schachenmayr has been producing handknitting yarns and inspiring generations since 1822. It is a brand that helps people across the world explore their creative self-expression. Its ranges of quality yarns, thousands of designs and consumer focussed innovations are dedicated to making creative moments.

What ply is schachenmayr Catania?

4-ply
Catania Fine

Variants: Catania Fine Solids
Weight: Fingering / 4-ply / Super Fine
Texture: Plied with a tight twist
Fiber: Mercerized Cotton (100%)
Needles: 2mm (0 US) (14 UK) 3mm (2.5 US) (11 UK)

Where is Regia yarn made?

Schachenmayr
Regia Yarn (17) Regia from Schachenmayr is a world-leading sock yarn brand with almost 70 years of fiber experience.

What weight yarn is schachenmayr original?

Catania

Variants: Catania Color Catania Denim Catania Flammé Catania Solids
Weight: Sport / Fine
Texture: Plied (3 or more plies)
Fiber: Mercerized Cotton (100%)
Needles: 2.5mm (1.5 US) ( UK) 3.5mm (4 US) ( UK)

What yarn weight is schachenmayr Catania?

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Brand Name Schachenmayr
Shade Count 100
Yarn Weight Sport / Baby
Ball Weight 50g
Length 125 metres

What is Regia yarn?

Regia Yarn (17) Regia from Schachenmayr is a world-leading sock yarn brand with almost 70 years of fiber experience. Self-striping, Fair Isle or other self-patterning yarns are hard wearing and machine washable that makes Regia yarn family-friendly and ideal for more than just socks.

What ply is schachenmayr yarn?

Catania Fine

Variants: Catania Fine Solids
Weight: Fingering / 4-ply / Super Fine
Texture: Plied with a tight twist
Fiber: Mercerized Cotton (100%)
Needles: 2mm (0 US) (14 UK) 3mm (2.5 US) (11 UK)

What ply is schachenmayr Catania yarn?

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