Cotton String for String Art & Crochet
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What kind of string should you buy for your project?
Sold by ply and spool yardage rather than millimeter diameter, string is the finest fiber in this aisle and shines in three jobs. For string art, look for 100% cotton crochet string in size 10, or thin 3-ply cotton that stays taut across nails without fuzzing; mercerized cotton gives crisp, slightly shiny lines. Crocheters and tatters buy by thread size, size 10 for doilies down to size 20 for fine lace, in cotton or polyester. Kitchen and butcher's string should read food-safe, unbleached cotton so it won't scorch or leach when trussing poultry. Confirm fiber, ply count, thread size, spool yardage, and whether the color is dyed or natural before buying. Single spools usually run $4-$12; multi-color craft sets and large cones reach $20-$40. Most makers ship in 3-7 business days, and custom-dyed shades can take 1-2 weeks. Buy extra yardage for tie-offs and tension loss.
Use the filters for fiber, color, and ply, then the related searches below to jump to crochet cotton string, mason line, or food-safe kitchen string.