Here are the different yarn weights and the ideal projects for each: #0 = Lace weight (for fine threadwork, doilies) #1 = Superfine / Fingering / Baby weight (for baby layettes, socks) #2 = Fine / Sport weight (for lightweight sweaters, shawls, baby items) #3 = Light worsted / DK weight (for sweaters, shawls, gloves) #4 = Worsted weight / Medium / Aran (for thicker sweaters, blankets, outer wear, scarves, hats, mittens, gloves, home decor) #5 = Bulky / Chunky weight (for jackets, chunky scarves, cowls, hats, blankets) #6 = Super bulky weight (for heavy jackets, sweaters, blankets, very thick scarves) Of course youre not limited to these projects, and it can be fun to experiment with different weights once youre comfortable with a particular pattern, but these guidelines are great for beginners
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The second way to fish streamers is similar to how you would fish nymphs
Equipped with stainless steel hooded reel seats and EVA foam grips and double footed aluminum oxide guides and paired with a Magda MA30D bushing reel (450/15, 340/20, 280/25)yds/lbs line capacity, 4.0:1 Gear Ratio, machine cut brass gearing and a corrosion resistant graphite spool and a power handle
So thats a big reason you do it