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?




kitaro320 Publish time 2025-6-10 04:59

Size 80 threadwas meant for tatting… although I’ve crocheted miniature toys with it …

Mimsettey Publish time 2025-6-20 11:47

i have seen someone make a ton of micro granny squares then work them into an actual throw

qle Publish time 2025-7-18 03:42

THANK YOU VERY MUCH

hatandcoat92 Publish time 2024-1-6 21:42

no experience but following the thread to see responses!

Nava15 Publish time 2024-1-8 18:29

I made scrunchies from mini skeins. If they are cotton its ideal for your hair as it doesnt damage them

Yvonne6 Publish time 2024-1-16 13:19

Thanks. I have learnt a lot here

Insane Publish time 2024-2-20 13:13

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

kpv Publish time 2024-2-24 21:29

You can make snowflakes.I find that with this tiny thread its 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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