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USO000   | 1.25mm   | UK18   |\n| US000   | 1.5mm   | UK17   |\n| USO0   | 1.75mm   | UK15   |\n| USO   | 2.0mm   | UK14   |\n| US¹   | 2.25mm   | UK13   |\n| US2   | 2.75-3mm   | UK12   |\n| US3   | 3.25mm   | UK11   |\n| US4   | 3.5mm   | UK10   |\n| US5   | 3.75mm   | UK9   |\n| US6   | 4.0mm   | UK8   |\n| US7   | 4.5mm   | UK7   |\n\n# Knitting Needle Guide\n\nKnitting Needle Size Conversion Chart  \n\n| US Size   | Metric Size   | UK Size   |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| US8   | 5.0mm   | UK6   |\n| US9   | 5.5mm   | UK5   |\n| US10   | 6.0mm   | UK4   |\n| US10%   | 6.5mm   | UK3-2   |\n| US1034   | 7.5mm   | UK1   |\n| US¹1   | 8.0mm   | UK0   |\n| US13   | 9.0mm   | UK00   |\n| US15   | 10.0mm   | UK000   |\n| US17   | 12.0mm   | --   |\n| US19   | 16.0mm   | --   |\n| US35   | 19.0mm   | --   |\n| US36   | 20.0mm   | --   |\n| US50   | 25.0mm   | --   |","cbCaidv8wiswpHyJ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidv8wiswpHyJ","pdf",342324,"English","# Knitting Needle Guide\n## US-Metric-UK Conversion Tables","[{\"question\":\"What are the three sizing standards compared in this chart?\",\"answer\":\"The chart compares US sizing, Metric sizing (in millimeters), and UK sizing.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the smallest knitting needle size listed in the guide?\",\"answer\":\"The smallest needle size listed is US 0000000, which corresponds to 0.5mm and UK 24.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the chart include needles larger than 20mm?\",\"answer\":\"Yes, the chart includes sizes up to US 50, which corresponds to 25.0mm.\"}]","Knitting Needle Size Conversion Chart | PDF",1791855427]