Summer & simple
ggh Tavira
ggh Tavira is a cotton yarn for summery knitting and crocheting projects with a clear stitch structure.
Suitable projects
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Find the right yarn by project, material, and season – from fine merino wool to airy cotton, mohair, alpaca, and sock yarn. If you already have a specific model in mind, we'll guide you directly to the wool or the complete knitting kit.
Start your project – and then find the right material, the right yarn family, or a Rebecca design to match.
Soft & portable
Sweater
Yarns for favorite pieces that keep you warm, drape well, and stay beautiful for a long time.
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Light & airy
Tops & Summer Styles
Cotton, linen, silk, and fine blends for warm days.
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Fine & Special
Scarves & Accessories
Lace yarns, mohair, gradients, and soft qualities for special details.
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Robust & Easy-Care
Sock yarn
Durable yarns for socks, long-lasting accessories, and creative color combinations.
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Everything fits together
Rebecca knits
Original yarn in the right amount and the instructions directly with it.
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Your Rebecca editorial team recommends
Fine merino-silk yarn for light sweaters, shawls and elegant two-strand designs. Its soft feel and subtle sheen make ggh Lacy a versatile favorite yarn for modern Rebecca designs.
ggh Lacy is particularly suitable for lightweight sweaters, delicate shawls, elegant tops, and designs that are knitted with two strands for more volume. The blend of merino wool and silk creates a soft feel with a slight sheen – ideal for feminine Rebecca designs.
The Colors
Material Consultant
Every yarn has its own effect. Not only the color is crucial, but also the material, feel, warmth, drape, and care. Start with the project you want to knit or crochet.
Soft & stretchy
Merino wool
Merino wool is pleasantly soft, temperature-regulating, and versatile. It is particularly suitable for pullovers, cardigans, children's clothing, and designs worn directly on the skin.
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Fluffy & light
Mohair wool
Mohair adds lightness, volume, and a soft fluffiness to knitted pieces. It looks particularly beautiful in airy sweaters, cardigans, scarves, and two-strand Rebecca models.
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Natural & warm
Alpaca wool
Alpaca is warm, soft, and has a graceful, elegant drape. The material is well-suited for warming sweaters, jackets, scarves, and high-quality winter projects.
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Cool & summery
Cotton & Summer Yarns
Cotton, linen, and lightweight blends are ideal for tops, summer sweaters, crochet tops, and designs that remain comfortable to wear even on warm days.
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Robust & easy-care
Sock yarn
Sock yarn is durable, shape-retaining, and easy to care for. It is suitable not only for socks but also for long-lasting accessories, scarves, and colorful small items.
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Especially elegant
Premium Yarns
Fine blends with silk, merino, alpaca, or mohair give Rebecca designs a special touch. They are ideal if your project is not just meant to be knitted, but truly worn.
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If you want to knit a specific Rebecca model, a knitting kit is the safest way: original yarn and instructions are already perfectly matched. If you are planning freely, the material advisor will help you choose the right yarn quality.
Rebecca Garnfamilies
A yarn determines how your model drapes, how warm it becomes, and how it wears. These yarn families are particularly well suited for Rebecca patterns and knitting kits.
Summer & simple
ggh Tavira is a cotton yarn for summery knitting and crocheting projects with a clear stitch structure.
Suitable projects
Refined & Elegant
ggh Lacy combines merino wool and silk into a fine yarn for light sweaters, scarves, and elegant models with a soft drape.
Fluffy & light
ggh Kid brings soft mohair fluff, volume and lightness to sweaters, cardigans, scarves and modern layering models.
Yarn family
Merino 120 Exp, made from fine merino wool, is soft, warm, and non-scratchy – perfect for sweaters, cardigans, and accessories that you'll love to wear directly on your skin.
Yarn family
Alpaca Cotton is made from soft alpaca fiber that provides pleasant warmth without scratching – ideal for close-fitting knitted items such as scarves, hats, and sweaters.
Yarn family
ggh Maxima, made from fine merino wool, is soft, warm, and non-scratchy.
First, check the material specifications in the instructions. With Rebecca knitting kits, the suitable wool is already assembled in the correct quantity.
Project Consultant
The right wool depends on the project: A summer sweater needs different properties than a warm cardigan, a shawl, or a pair of socks. This overview will help you match yarn and project effectively.
Sweaters & Cardigans
For sweaters and cardigans, yarns that feel pleasant on the skin, maintain their shape, and match the desired warmth are suitable. Merino wool is soft and versatile, alpaca provides excellent warmth, and mohair adds fluffiness and lightness.
Suitable Yarns
Typical Projects
Summer & warm days
For summer models, cotton, linen, silk, and light blended yarns are suitable. They feel cooler, absorb moisture well, and make airy tops, light sweaters, or crochet designs.
Suitable Yarns
Typical Projects
Scarves & Accessories
For shawls, fine yarns with a beautiful drape are particularly suitable. Lace yarns, merino-silk, mohair, or gradient yarns highlight patterns and edges well and make the shawl light and comfortable to wear.
Suitable Yarns
Typical Projects
Socks & Everyday
For socks, classic sock yarn with a durable polyamide content is ideal. It retains its shape, is easy to care for, and withstands greater stress better than pure soft fashion yarns.
Suitable Yarns
Typical Projects
Baby & Kids
For baby and children's projects, soft, skin-friendly, and easy-care yarns are important. Cotton, superwash merino, and high-quality blended yarns are well-suited if they are comfortable to wear and straightforward to care for.
Suitable Yarns
Typical Projects
Replace yarn
Yes, but it should match the gauge, yardage, yarn weight, and desired drape of the model. A gauge swatch is particularly important. If you want to be sure, choose a Rebecca knitting kit with original yarn.
Suitable Yarns
Typical Projects
If you are knitting a Rebecca pattern, first refer to the gauge, yardage, and amount of yarn specified there. Even easier is a knitting kit: wool and pattern are already matched in it.
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Whether you're looking for yarn first or already have a specific pattern in mind: Rebecca connects yarn, instructions, and knitting ideas so that your next project becomes easier to plan.
Everything fits
Rebecca Stricksets
Original yarn and instructions in a set – ideal if you want to start a project right away.
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Digital
PDF Instructions
First, choose your Rebecca model and then find the right yarn.
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Archive
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Discover many Rebecca instructions digitally and find new models regularly.
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Material
Sock yarn
Robust yarns for socks, durable accessories, and colorful small items.
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At Rebecca, you'll find yarn not just by color or material, but in the context of your project. Merino wool, cotton, mohair, alpaca, sock yarn, and fine blended yarns are all suitable for different models. Gauge, yardage, needle size, feel, drape, and care are crucial factors. That's why we combine yarn advice with matching Rebecca patterns and knitting kits.
Frequently Asked Questions
These answers will help you better understand wool, yarn quantity, gauge, and Rebecca patterns.
For sweaters, yarns that feel pleasant on the skin, remain dimensionally stable, and suit the desired warmth level are suitable. Merino, cotton, alpaca, and mohair blends are good options, depending on the model.
For summer models, cotton, linen, silk, and lightweight blended yarns are suitable. They result in airy tops, summer pullovers, crochet models, and light cardigans.
Yarn quantity depends on size, cut, pattern, yardage, and gauge. For Rebecca patterns, you'll find the required quantity directly with the model. For knitting kits, the appropriate quantity is already compiled.
Yes, but the substitute yarn should match the gauge, yardage, needle size, and drape of the original. A gauge swatch is particularly important here.
Yarn is the wool for your project. A pattern explains how to knit or crochet a model. A knitting kit contains the matching wool and the pattern together.
Then Rebecca knitting kits are the easiest way to start: You receive the matching yarn and the instructions together.