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afterbrain Publish time 2024-1-1 20:07

Working with very small yarn.

Edited by afterbrain at 2024-1-1 23:03

I received some tiny balls of yarn (DMC size 80 crochet cotton, 20g) and I was looking for inspiration for projects to do with them...
Here are some examples I loved, available on this site:

Anything by Lunar Heavenly (though this is all in Japanese and can get a bit tricky to follow
Doilies - Here there are so many options... I have been meaning to make Driada (Vitagul) for a while, but I am not sure how (and which size) it would come out. From the needle size it looks like the original pattern is not meant for a yarn this small.
(These patterns are available on the site, search for the bold part to find them)

Does anyone have any experience working with this yarn size? Or have other examples of projects like this?




Everia Publish time 2024-4-19 22:49

You can try looking into micro crocheting!
I'd suggest Steffi Glaves, who pulished a nice book with patterns for micro creations which can be used as pendants for earrings/necklaces.
A delicate crochet lace can also work as decoration for blouses, maybe around the collar or along the cuffs...

I tried a few times to crochet with a tiny thread, but the projects require too much attention to detail and patience for me to really enjoy. Best of luck!

ValiantLuna Publish time 2024-3-27 17:04

You can look for micro crochet in general, but I really love the patterns by NanysOops (Anastasia Kirs). They are very cute! Lots of little creatures like a dragon, bunny, koala, red panda and much more (^-^)

madericodello Publish time 2024-4-5 03:10

io pernalmente non lavoroi filati sottili , ma mi piacciono molto le creazioni di Alisa Verbitskaya ( la trovi su FB) e puoi avere un'ispirazione su cosafare ;)

Insane Publish time 2024-2-20 13:13

This is very thin threads for crocheting doilies of Vitagul, they'll be too small. I think, you can crochet collar, maybe snowflakes and similar decor. Or try to use two fold thread

lyledylandy Publish time 2024-4-19 16:00

I like to do micro-crochet amigurumi and flowers with lace thread. And if you're willing to learn a new craft, this cotton thread will be good for needle/shuttle tatting.

Ef16 Publish time 2024-11-10 05:41


Thankyouverymuchforsharingthisgreatpattern !

WoolySnail Publish time 2024-3-27 19:58

You can crochet almost everything with thin yarn. But it's the easiest to try something not that experienced. I've made a mouse and a bear with thick sewing thread :)

BLAUB Publish time 2024-4-16 02:31

Is it "cordonnet special" yarn ? If so, you can also try jewelery projects. With such yarn, I use my smallest crochet 0,60 !

mazurk1987 Publish time 2024-3-30 02:19

Maybe you could make some kind of applique. They don't usually need much yarn. You can even make some earrings out of the applique

Nava15 Publish time 2024-1-8 18:29

I made scrunchies from mini skeins. If they are cotton it's ideal for your hair as it doesn't damage them

hatandcoat92 Publish time 2024-1-6 21:42

no experience but following the thread to see responses!

Yvonne6 Publish time 2024-1-16 13:19

Thanks. I have learnt a lot here

kpv Publish time 2024-2-24 21:29

You can make snowflakes.I find that with this tiny thread it's very useful.

Alisstv Publish time 2024-3-2 23:39

Hermosos y

Alisstv Publish time 2024-3-3 00:37

Lindo y hermoso

ElfNight Publish time 2024-3-4 10:35

i like doilies the best for tiny thread

seline22 Publish time 2024-3-5 17:04

Thanks for sharing!
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