I went yarn shopping because I wanted to knit a Sophie food. Baby cashmere is the best. I'm having trouble deciding on the color~ It becomes fluffy as you knit with the shiny yarn. The greenish deep blue is lovely. Very light and fluffy and soft. The thickness doesn't look much different from Opal 4-ply, but it's because it's fluffy. Cream color sample. I've included comparison images. Opal yarn is not included in the product. 50g has 350m. Will it result in a lighter piece...? I've knitted various swatches. Mocha color is 2 strands with a 3.5mm needle. Cream color is 3 strands with a 5mm needle. Blue gray is 2 strands with a 5mm needle. Orange brown is 1 strand with a 3.5mm needle. It looks like it will be a very delicate finish. Please refer to this. Swatches are not included in the product. Sophie scarf with 1-2 strands Sophie food looks good with 3 strands. The attached small yarn is a very thin, stretchy yarn. I usually use it for ribbing parts like cuffs, but I think the fabric will be firmer if you knit it throughout. Knitting is the best~♪ It's very good♪ One ball 50g 350m - Material: Baby Cashmere 100% Thank you for viewing. "Baby cashmere" is a very rare down hair collected only once from baby goats under 12 months old. The fibers are extremely fine (about 13.5-14.5 microns) compared to regular cashmere, making it exceptionally soft, smooth, and with an elegant luster.