- What weight is Just Yarn Worsted?
- It is worsted weight, the standard medium (size 4) category. Most patterns calling for worsted or aran-adjacent yarn will work with it.
- Is it good for beginners?
- Yes. Worsted acrylic is forgiving to work with, easy to rip back, and holds stitches clearly. It is a common first yarn for scarves, hats and granny squares.
- Can I machine wash items made with it?
- Acrylic worsted yarn is generally machine washable and dryable on low. Check the ball band for the maker's specific care instructions before washing a finished piece.
- How much yarn is in a 100 g ball?
- Worsted acrylic typically runs roughly 170–200 yards per 100 g, though the exact yardage is printed on the ball band. Buy enough balls from one batch for a whole project.
- Does it work for amigurumi and blankets?
- Yes. Its firm twist and solid colors suit amigurumi, and the 100 g balls reduce joins on blankets. Use a smaller hook than usual for tight amigurumi fabric.
- Is it soft enough for wearables?
- It is acceptable for hats, scarves and outerwear, but many knitters find acrylic too warm and less soft for next-to-skin garments. A wool or cotton blend is a better choice there.
- Where is the Just Yarn Worsted 100g cheapest?
- At Premier Yarns, for $2.49, as of our latest check.