Like aluminum from a car.
Depends on a large number of factorsShape, thickness, how the force is applied, etc.
Depends on a large number of factorsShape, thickness, how the force is applied, etc.
As mickiinpodunk has said, there are better quality of yarnsYou are certainly free to use those if you like, but be aware that they are not the top of the line products out there! Because they are acrylic, I have some issues with thatBut then, I've been using wool and cotton and silk and others for a very long time, so am spoiledI use acrylic for tying packages and stuff like thatIt has a use, I guessIt does wash up well, and that's all some people care aboutIt won't last for very long thoughIf you expect to pass this on to someone else, you will be deeply disappointedMy feeling is that if I am going to spend so much of my very valuable time making something, I better darn well use the very best material I can afford, and that will last longer than I willBut that is only my opinion, and yours may vary.
As mickiinpodunk has said, there are better quality of yarnsYou are certainly free to use those if you like, but be aware that they are not the top of the line products out there! Because they are acrylic, I have some issues with thatBut then, I've been using wool and cotton and silk and others for a very long time, so am spoiledI use acrylic for tying packages and stuff like thatIt has a use, I guessIt does wash up well, and that's all some people care aboutIt won't last for very long thoughIf you expect to pass this on to someone else, you will be deeply disappointedMy feeling is that if I am going to spend so much of my very valuable time making something, I better darn well use the very best material I can afford, and that will last longer than I willBut that is only my opinion, and yours may vary.
