Schoppel · Lace weight · 875 yds per 100 g
Lace Ball 100 substitutes
Schoppel Lace Ball 100 is a Lace-weight 100% virgin wool yarn with a smooth finish, 875 yds (800 m) per 100 g. These yarns are the closest candidates in the shop, ranked by weight, length per 100 g, fibre, texture and available label tension. These are not swatch-verified replacements.
Side by side
| Yarn | Weight | Yds / 100 g | Fiber | Needle | To replace 10 skeins | How it compares |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Schoppel Lace Ball 100 | Lace | 875 | 100% Virgin Wool | US 6-8 | 10 skeins | The original |
| Rowan Fine Lace | Lace | 874 | 80% Alpaca, 20% Wool | US 0-6 | 21 balls | Same Lace weight · 0% less metres per 100 g · Shared fibres: wool · Fibre composition differs; check drape, stretch and care. · Comparable label tension is unavailable. |
| Knit Picks Luminance Lace | Lace | 878 | 100% Mulberry Silk | – | 20 balls | Same Lace weight · 0% more metres per 100 g · Fibre composition differs; check drape, stretch and care. · Comparable label tension is unavailable. |
| Sandnes Garn Tynn Silk Mohair | Lace | 924 | 57% Mohair, 28% Silk, 15% Wool | US 2.5-8 | 38 balls | Same Lace weight · 6% more metres per 100 g · Shared fibres: wool · Surface texture differs. · Fibre composition differs; check drape, stretch and care. · Comparable label tension is unavailable. |
| Malabrigo Mohair | Lace | 916 | 72% Mohair, 28% Silk | US 3-8 | 39 balls | Same Lace weight · 5% more metres per 100 g · Surface texture differs. · Fibre composition differs; check drape, stretch and care. · Comparable label tension is unavailable. |
| Rowan Kidsilk Haze | Lace | 916 | 70% Mohair, 30% Silk | US 3-8 | 39 balls | Same Lace weight · 5% more metres per 100 g · Surface texture differs. · Fibre composition differs; check drape, stretch and care. · Comparable label tension is unavailable. |
| McIntosh ffluff | Lace | 918 | 75% Baby Suri Alpaca, 25% Grade A Mulberry Silk | US 3-8 | 20 balls | Same Lace weight · 5% more metres per 100 g · Surface texture differs. · Fibre composition differs; check drape, stretch and care. · Label tension differs by 3 stitches per 10 cm. |
Skein counts cover the same total length as 10 skeins of Lace Ball 100 (8,750 yds). For your own pattern, use the Yarn Estimator Calculator.
Candidates to compare
Yarn substitute finderBack to Lace Ball 100

Rowan
Fine Lace
Lace · 437 yds / 50 g





+4Same Lace weight · 0% less metres per 100 g · Shared fibres: wool · Fibre composition differs; check drape, stretch and care. · Comparable label tension is unavailable.


Knit Picks
Luminance Lace
Lace · 439 yds / 50 g





+4Same Lace weight · 0% more metres per 100 g · Fibre composition differs; check drape, stretch and care. · Comparable label tension is unavailable.


Sandnes Garn
Tynn Silk Mohair
Lace · 231 yds / 25 g





+4Same Lace weight · 6% more metres per 100 g · Shared fibres: wool · Surface texture differs. · Fibre composition differs; check drape, stretch and care. · Comparable label tension is unavailable.


Malabrigo
Mohair
Lace · 229 yds / 25 g





+4Same Lace weight · 5% more metres per 100 g · Surface texture differs. · Fibre composition differs; check drape, stretch and care. · Comparable label tension is unavailable.

Editor's pickRowan
Kidsilk Haze
Lace · 229 yds / 25 g





+4Same Lace weight · 5% more metres per 100 g · Surface texture differs. · Fibre composition differs; check drape, stretch and care. · Comparable label tension is unavailable.


McIntosh
ffluff
Lace · 459 yds / 50 g





+4Same Lace weight · 5% more metres per 100 g · Surface texture differs. · Fibre composition differs; check drape, stretch and care. · Label tension differs by 3 stitches per 10 cm.
Before you swap
- Match the length per 100 g, not just the label. Two yarns sold as Lace can differ by a fifth in thickness. Compare yards per 100 g, or weigh a length with the yarn weight calculator.
- Make a tension square (gauge swatch). A close match on paper still needs to hit your pattern's stitches per 10 cm (or per 4 inches) after washing before you cast on.
- Buy by total length. Multiply the skeins your pattern asks for by their length, then divide by the new yarn's length per skein.
- Mind the fiber. Cotton and linen have no spring, mohair hides stitch detail, and tweeds and woolen-spun yarns bloom after washing. See the yarn guides by weight and fiber.
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