Most days when I roam the Internet trying to find the most amazing knit patterns to work up, I always wonder what yarn I'm going to use. Worsted weight yarn or bulky weight yarn are usually my go-to's, but for the spring and summer months I'd like to work with a lighter yarn. That's when I go through all these trusty yarn reviews of super fine yarn, dk yarn and lace weight yarn; they're all great for warmer weather! There are of course so many options out there, so we're here to help make those decisions a little bit easier for you. 
 

10 Super Fine Yarns to Knit With

Super Fine Yarn
Fine Yarn
Light Yarn
 

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Super Fine Yarn:

Bernat Sox Yarn - Bernat Sox yarn is super soft to the touch, which is perfect for wearing those cozy socks during the cold winter months. With a durable and soft sock yarn, Bernat Sox is easy to care for, comes in multiple colors and is great for the whole family.

Heritage Paints Yarn - Heritage Paints Yarn is a super soft yarn that you'll instantly fall in love with; it's 75% Superwash Merino Wool and 25% Nylon. A super fine yarn like this is perfect for all your knitting patterns.

Fine Yarn:

Mango Moon Mulberry Meadow Yarn - Mulberry Meadow Yarn, made in Italy, is a mix of 75% Merino Superwash and 25% Mulberry Silk; supporting a philanthropic company has never been easier than it is now, and you can feel great about using this gorgeous yarn in your next project.

Tracie Too Imperial Yarn - Tracie Too yarn from Imperial yarns is truly a treat to work with. It's a beautiful sport weight, 2-ply yarn made of 100% wool; the 2-ply construction gives it just the right amount of strength.

Purl Soho Mulberry Merino Yarn - Purl Soho Mulberry Merino is a sumptuous sport weight yarn perfect for scarves, hats and baby clothes. Made from 80 percent extra fine merino and 20 percent mulberry silk, this yarn is exquisite. 

Lion Brand Babysoft Yarn - Lion Brand Babysoft Yarn is a medium sportweight yarn that's available in both classic pastel colors as well as prints. Since it's a blend of acrylic and nylon, this yarn is durable and can stand up against multiple washings, which is just what you need for baby clothes.
 

Light Yarn:

Lion Brand Sock Ease Yarn - This Sock-Ease yarn consisting of fingering-weight fiber has more than just the basics going for it. It’s also well made, easy to knit, and softer than its wool/nylon combination might suggest. The aloe finish on the yarn gives it a nice feel that neither chafes your fingers nor gets sticky, as some aloe-finished yarns tend to do.

Darn Good Yarn Linen Yarn - Darn Good Yarn's Linen 2-Ply Yarn is a beautiful yarn that gets better with every wear. The best part about it is that it softens and becomes shinier with each wear, resulting in a strong and beautiful finished product.

Red Heart Anne Geddes Baby Yarn - Anne Geddes yarn is the first to get out of the cliché pastel baby colors. The beautiful assortment of colors range from bright grassy greens to sherbet-like colored pinks. This yarn line has even dared to do the unthinkable and provide a ladybug red and a night night black baby color.

Purl Soho Line Weight Yarn - This single ply yarn is made of ridiculously soft merino wool that you won't want to put down -- ever. With the huge assortment of colors available to choose from for Purl Soho's Line Weight Yarn, I feel like a kid in a candy shop; there are literally 24 different colors to choose from!

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