Tern

A fingering yarn, 70% Wool, 30% Mulberry Silk, 218 yd (199 m) per 50 g ball.

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Your pattern uses 10 balls of Tern.

Same weight and fiber family, and close in length per 100 g. Closest first.

Same length: 2,180 yd. The 12 closest of 200. Buy one extra ball to be safe.

Yarn	Fiber	You need	Shop
Foxy Lady Farmers Daughter	70% Superwash Merino Wool, 30% Silk	6 balls of 428 yd	Buy at Wool and Company
Exquisite 4 Ply West Yorkshire Spinners	80% Falkland Wool, 20% Mulberry Silk	5 balls of 437 yd	Buy at Wool and Company
E+2 Einrum	80% Icelandic wool and 20% Thai mulberry silk,	10 balls of 227 yd	Buy at The Woolly Thistle
Heritage Silk Cascade Yarns	85% Superwash Merino Wool / 15% Silk	5 balls of 437 yd	Buy at LoveCrafts
Heritage Silk Paints Cascade Yarns	85% Superwash Merino Wool, 15% Mulberry Silk	5 balls of 437 yd	Buy at Wool and Company
Scrumptious 4 Ply Fyberspates	55% Superwash Merino Wool, 45% Silk	6 balls of 399 yd	Buy at Wool and Company
Sterling Silk & Silver Kraemer	63% Superwash Merino Wool, 20% Silk, 15% Nylon, 2% Silver Poly	6 balls of 420 yd	Buy at Wool and Company
Albertine De Rerum Natura	90% Organic Arles Merino Wool, 10% Mulberry Silk	10 balls of 218 yd	Buy at Wool and Company
Charlemont Valley Yarns	60% Merino Wool, 20% Silk, 20% Polyamide	5 balls of 439 yd	Buy at LoveCrafts
Kathmandu Fingering Queensland Collection	85% Merino Wool, 10% Silk, 5% Cashmere	6 balls of 425 yd	Buy at Wool and Company
Linie 2 Supersocke Silk Online	55% Wool, 25% Polyamide, 20% Silk	10 balls of 218 yd	Buy at Wool and Company
Premium Silk 4-ply Regia	55% Wool, 25% Polyamide, 20% Silk	5 balls of 437 yd	Buy at Hobbii

Same weight: the weight number when the source gives one, or the brand's weight word (DK, Worsted) when it doesn't.
Length per 100 g within 10% of this yarn's, when both list a ball weight.
Gauge within 10%, when both list one.
Same fiber family: animal fibers (wool, alpaca, silk…), plant fibers (cotton, linen, viscose…) or synthetics (acrylic, nylon…), whichever this yarn has most of.
Closest first: still made before discontinued, then more fiber in common, then closer length per 100 g.
Among yarns that match just as closely, ones sold by our partner shops come first.

Knit a swatch before you start: a different fiber can change your gauge. To add a safety margin, use Skeins for a yarn swap.