Knitting Yarn

Knitting Yarn for Craft & Creative Projects:

Smartfox’s knitting yarn collection is centred on practical multi-ball packs for knitting, crochet and other yarn crafts. The range includes a broad selection of single-colour and mixed-colour yarns, with most options supplied as sets of six balls. This makes it easy to select multiple balls in the same colour or choose a mixed yarn for projects where colour variation is part of the finished design.

Acrylic 8 Ply Knitting Yarn:

A key part of the collection is 100% acrylic 8 ply knitting yarn. These yarns are supplied in packets of six 90g balls in a single colour, with numerous colour numbers represented across the range. There are also two-tone 8 ply acrylic options, providing colour variation within the yarn while retaining the same 90g ball size and six-ball pack format.

The 8 ply acrylic yarn is suitable for both knitting and crochet projects, including garments, scarves and blankets. When choosing yarn for a pattern, check that 8 ply is the specified yarn weight before selecting one of these options.

100g Yarn Packs & Mixed Colours:

The collection also has an extensive range of 100g knitting yarn balls sold in sets of six. Individual colour options include clearly identified shades such as black, white and red alongside a much wider selection identified by colour numbers.

For projects where you want more visual variation, look for the “Mix” yarn packs. These are also supplied as six 100g balls and come in numerous numbered colour combinations. They can be useful when you want to introduce multiple tones without selecting several individual yarn packs.

Choosing the Right Knitting Yarn:

Start with the requirements of your knitting or crochet pattern, particularly yarn weight and the total quantity needed. For projects requiring 8 ply, the 90g acrylic yarn packs provide six matching balls, while the two-tone versions add a different colour effect. If ball size is your main consideration, the collection also provides a large choice of 100g yarn packs.

For larger projects, choosing a six-ball pack in one colour can help keep your yarn selection consistent, while the mixed-colour packs are better suited to designs where varied tones are intentional.