The Standard Yarn Weight System for Germans
|
US |
Sock,
Fingering, Baby |
Sport,
Baby |
DK,
Light Worsted |
Worsted,
Afghan, Aran |
Chunky,
Craft, Rug |
Bulky,
Roving |
| Symbol | ||||||
|
Häkel- |
21–32
Maschen |
16–20 Maschen
|
12–17 Maschen
|
11–14 Maschen
|
8–11
Maschen |
5–9
Maschen |
| Häkelnadel (metrisch) |
2.25 — 3.5 mm
|
3.5 — 4.5 mm
|
4.5 — 5.5 mm
|
5.5 — 6.5 mm
|
6.5 — 9 mm
|
9 mm und grösser
|
| Häkelnadel US |
B–1 to E–4
|
E–4 to 7
|
7 to I–9
|
I–9 to K–10 1/2
|
K–10 1/2 to M–13
|
M–13 und grösser
|
This is the german translation of the Standard Yarn Weight System
table found at Yarnstandards.com.
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overyoccasy said,
December 7, 2007 @ 19:06 · Edit
I’d prefer reading your findings and comments in french, but my knowledge of your languange is far too week. I’ll certainly try to better that fact some day. As I don’t know anyting about the story from other sources, I cannot judge as to the correctness of your summary. From the pure tune of your post, I’ll conclude that it is as factual as is possible.
I’m sure happy to see someone tackle the language barrier to inform about things going on in the french speaking sphere.
Anonymous said,
April 21, 2010 @ 23:01 · Edit
ich lach mich schlapp-deutsch ist zum französischen geworden :mrgreen: danke aber für die erklärung, denn nun ist meine frage nach dem passenden garn und der passenden nadel beantwortet