Yarn

Yarn for Knitting, Crochet & Craft Projects:

Smartfox’s yarn collection brings together a broad range of yarn for knitting, crochet and creative craft projects. The range is particularly strong in acrylic yarn, with solid colours, two-tone combinations, mixed colours and different pack sizes, alongside EasyKnit baby and premium yarns and polyester-acrylic options.

Acrylic Yarn in Solid, Mixed & Two-Tone Colours:

Acrylic yarn makes up a substantial part of the collection, with 100g balls available across colours including blues, greens, reds, pinks, purple, ivory, turquoise, lime green, burnt orange and other shades. Many are sold in convenient sets of six or twelve balls, making these packs useful when a project requires a larger quantity of the same yarn.

For more colour variation, there are numerous two-tone acrylic yarns and assorted colour combinations. The collection also includes polyester-acrylic two-tone yarn in 100g balls supplied in six-packs, plus selected polyester yarn.

EasyKnit Baby & Premium Yarn:

For finer projects, the EasyKnit Baby range provides baby-soft 4-ply yarn in 50g balls. Each ball contains approximately 110 metres of yarn, with size 10–11 needles recommended. Colours represented include baby blue, teal, pink, yellow, peach, green and cream, along with mixed-colour options.

EasyKnit Premium provides another choice in larger 100g balls, with solid and two-colour options such as wine red, dusky pink, light blue, green, denim blue, bright blue, silver and white, and blue and white.

Choosing Yarn for Your Project:

Start by checking the yarn weight, ball size and quantity specified by your knitting or crochet pattern. The 50g 4-ply EasyKnit Baby yarn is suited to projects calling for a finer yarn, while the extensive 100g range provides a different option for general knitting, crochet and yarn crafts.

For larger projects, compare the six- and twelve-ball acrylic yarn packs with the total amount required by your pattern. Colour is another important consideration: choose solid yarn when you want a consistent finish, or explore two-tone and mixed yarn when colour variation is intended to become part of the finished piece.