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FAQs
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What chunky yarn sizes are available?
The Homelea Lass chunky yarn sizes range from 10ply through to jumbo.
- Homelea Happy is a 10ply or worsted weight yarn that is slightly larger than 8ply yarns.
- Homelea Bliss is a super chunky yarn that is about 1cm or 0.4in thick. It is thicker than Homelea Happy and thinner than Homelea Hug.
- Homelea Hug is a jumbo or extreme yarn that is about 2.5cm or 1in thick.
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Is the chunky yarn made from Australian merino wool?
Yes, the Homelea Lass chunky yarns are all made from 100% Australian Merino Wool, which is complemented by being fully processed in Australia without taking a trip overseas. This natural, biodegradable fibre is our favourite to crochet and knit with and we love that it will return to the earth when we no longer need it.
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What is the difference between Homelea Bliss and Homelea Hug?
Homelea Hug is much thicker than Homelea Bliss. Homelea Bliss is about 1cm or 0.4in thick and Homelea Hug is about 2.5m or 1in thick.
The other difference is how the yarns are made. In Homelea Bliss thin pieces of yarn are twisted together in lots of 3, whereas with Homelea Hug the wool fibres are felted together.
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Can I get a colour sample before buying?
Yes, free colour samples are available in the Yarn Store. They are a great way to see the Homelea Lass colours in real life and feel the merino wool yarns. If there’s a particular yarn and colour you’re interested in, let us know in the order comments at the checkout.
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What weight is the Homelea Happy yarn?
Homelea Happy 10ply is a worsted weight yarn and is classed as a 4 or medium yarn with 9 wpi (wraps per inch).
It is slightly larger than an 8ply or DK weight yarn and slightly smaller than aran weight yarns. Depending on your unique crocheting and knitting tension, it can be used interchangeably with patterns designed for these yarn sizes.