[susan7444]

I'm looking for any easy knitting patterns using #1 yarns. I purchased some ICE brand yarn "Fingering" without knowing how thin this yarn is. (live and learn) I am new to knitting. Now I have the yarn and don't know what to make with it.
Thank you,
Susan

 

[e.ridenh]

(((((((( I just used a thin stranded nubby yarn to make shawls using oversided needles both in crochet and knit.

I used a P hook and I think a 13 or 15 needle (circular).

I think a scarf or cowl would be interesting with thin strands, particularly if it's nubby.

My brand is Yarn Bee, Infatuation, pale jade, and made in Turkey = lovely!

Hope this helps.
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I'm looking for any easy knitting patterns using #1 yarns. I purchased some ICE brand yarn "Fingering" without knowing how thin this yarn is. (live and learn) I am new to knitting. Now I have the yarn and don't know what to make with it.
Thank you,
Susan

 

[Doodle_Di]

I probably would team it up w/ other yarn. I have even used the thin crochet cotton. In fact almost every time I knit scarves, I use 2 up to 4 strands of different kinds of yarn depending the stablity, or color combination that I like.
Sometimes I like a color of 4ply to add, but the 4ply would make it too bulky (opposite of your ?) so I will split 4 ply so I can use 2 ply of that color. Just play w/ your yarn. Twist another yarn w/ it to get a pleasing combination.

 

[Doodle_Di]

oh, yes. I like Yarn Bee (Hobby Lobby) Fun Fur or Eyelash w/ a sturdier yarn like plain ole Red Heart.

 

[LEE1313]

Hi,
YES live and learn, We have all been here.
I have 2 ideas.
Either pair it up with another thicker yarn

or doulbe it up and use 2 strands.

A nice lacy scarf (think gift), baby sweater, stuffed toys.
Linda

 

[cleosmum]

I have made many scarves.berets and a couple of shawlettes with #1 yarn(sock yarn) Right now using Berroco Comfort...so nice to work with.

 

[Rose]

Why not make socks with it?

 

[Ragdoll]

If you have any Barbie doll age kids in your life, you can use the fine yarn to make a Barbie wardrobe.