The phrase "knitting yarn" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to yarn specifically used for knitting. Example sentence: I bought ten skeins of beautiful knitting yarn for my latest project.
About 65 per cent of British wool is best suited to carpets, while finer fleeces can be spun into knitting yarn.
At Jimmy Beans, which sells knitting yarn online from its base in Reno, Nev., fulfillment is a critical part of the company's customer-service operations.
Camel hair is mainly used for high-grade overcoat fabrics and is also made into knitting yarn, knitwear, blankets, and rugs.
The first, in accordance with an age-old custom, had to be a bolt of fabric, some knitting yarn, or something along those lines.
They have learned where to buy knitting yarn in Arequipa, where they stay when they go to Peru to visit their daughter, taking turns every few weeks.
He gave us some kelp to try: one extremely long noodle piled like cat-mauled knitting yarn, topped with a heap of carrots and smothered in a re-creation of K.C. Masterpiece.
In knitting, yarns are interlooped.
Knitting yarns have less twist than weaving yarns.
The processes of winding yarns and some of their modifications are described, and a classification of the knitting yarns is presented.
A top that looked as if it was made of a loosely knit yarn was, in fact, made of 50 yards of chiffon.
But alongside unauthorized and highly ephemeral street art — a world that now includes not only paint and wheat-paste paper pieces but also materials from knitted yarn to tile to Lego parts to hacked digitized road signs — the city now boasts more or less officially enshrined works scattered throughout the boroughs.
