Sunday vs Knitting for Olive Merino ↗
The same published stitch gauge, with different ball lengths and care guidance.
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Sunday and Knitting for Olive Merino both publish 28 stitches per 10 cm. Sunday has 235 m per 50 g rather than 250 m, and no row gauge is captured.
Specifications checked Sep 10, 2026 · Primary manufacturer source ↗
POSSIBLE SUBSTITUTES TO SWATCH
These US-listed candidates share fiber families and either overlap in published stitch gauge or, where this yarn’s gauge is missing, have similar length per 100 g. The order is not a compatibility verdict.
| Yarn to compare | Published gauge | Fiber context | Calculated length / 100 g |
|---|---|---|---|
| Knitting for Olive MerinoCompare side by side ↗ | 28 sts | Shared: merino, wool100% merino wool | 500 m |
| Cascade Yarns HeritageCompare side by side ↗ | 28–32 sts | Shared: merino, wool75% Superwash Merino Wool / 25% Nylon | 400 m |
| Cascade Yarns Cascade 220 FingeringCompare side by side ↗ | 28–32 sts | Shared: wool100% Peruvian Highland Wool | 500 m |
| Berroco Ultra Wool FineCompare side by side ↗ | 26–30 sts | Shared: wool100% Superwash Wool | 366 m |
We retain source units. Published pairings of 4 inches and 10 cm are approximate. “Not verified” means no supported value is recorded here; it does not mean the yarn lacks that property.
A CLOSER LOOK
The same published stitch gauge, with different ball lengths and care guidance.
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