This list includes scans of each of the yarns used in Weaving Made Easy. Underneath each scan you will find the yards per pound (and meters per kilogram) along with a recommended sett for balanced plain weave. Keep in mind that some of the setts may differ from the way they are used in the projects if denser or looser setts were used to weave warp- or weft-emphasis or lacy fabrics. You can use the scans to compare yarns you have on hand and make substitutions. When substituting yarns, it is a good idea to use similar fiber types with the same yarn characteristics.
4-ply bulky weight unmercerized cotton; 400 yd/lb (810 m/kg); 8
2-ply 3/2 mercerized (pearl) cotton; 1,260 yd/lb (2,444 m/kg); 10
2-ply 8/4 fingering-weight unmercerized cotton; 1,600 yd/lb (3,390 m/kg); 12
2-ply 10/2 mercerized (pearl) cotton; 4,000 yd/lb (8,475 m/kg); 24
2-ply very bulky wool; 260 yd/lb (525 m/kg); 4
Heavy worsted-weight singles wool; 630 yd/lb (1,271 m/kg); 8
2-ply worsted-weight wool; 900 yd/lb (1,816 m/kg); 8
3-ply worsted-weight wool; 1,000 yd/lb (2,010 m/kg); 10
2-ply sportweight wool; 1,700 yd/lb (3,431 m/kg); 10
2-ply 28/2 fingering-weight wool; 2,240 yd/lb (4,520 m/kg); 15
2-ply alpaca/wool/metallic blend; 1,250 yd/lb (2,522 m/kg); 10
4-ply wool/silk blend; 1,150 yd/lb (2,230 m/kg);10
Bulky singles wool/mohair/ cashmere blend; 1,097 yd/lb (2,213 m/kg); 10
4-ply worsted-weight wool/ microfiber acrylic/cashmere blend; 896 yd/lb (1,808 m/kg); 10
2-ply lace-weight kid mohair/ merino wool/microfiber blend; 5,000 yd/lb (10,100 m/kg); 10
2-ply 18/2 wool/silk blend; 5,040 yd/lb (10,170 m/kg); 24
4-ply light worsted-weight (DK) bamboo; 1,050 yd/lb (2,113 m/kg); 10
3-ply worsted-weight wet-spun linen; 870 yd/lb; (1,756 m/kg); 10