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Círculo Anne 500 vs EuroRoma Fiore
Círculo Anne 500 vs EuroRoma Fiore side by side: 340 vs 322 m per 100 g, fibre, hook, gauge and texture, plus how many balls you need when you swap one for the other.
Círculo Anne 500 vs EuroRoma Fiore: specs side by side
67 % Match Score: how closely the second yarn can stand in for the first (density, weight, fibre, texture and hook).
| A Círculo Anne 500 | B EuroRoma Fiore | |
|---|---|---|
| CYC weight category | 1 – Super Fine | 0 – Lace |
| Fibre composition | 100 % cotton (mercerized) | 85 % cotton, 15 % other fibres |
| Ball (grams · meters · yards) | 147 g · 500 m · 547 yd | 100 g · 322 m · 352 yd |
| Linear density (m per 100 g) | 340 m | 322 m |
| Recommended hook | 1.8–2.5 mm | 2 mm |
| Standard gauge 10 × 10 cm | Not published by the manufacturer | 24 sts in 10 cm |
| Texture / construction | Mercerized | Plied |
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Data from the manufacturers' ball bands. Colour lots and availability vary by store.
Direct ball converter A ↔ B
If your pattern calls for balls of Círculo Anne 500 (2,500 m), you need exactly 8 balls of EuroRoma Fiore.
Exact figure: 7.76 balls, rounded up so you never run short. Add one spare ball for swatching.
Technical verdict: Círculo Anne 500 vs EuroRoma Fiore
Weight category, yardage and value per ball
Círculo Anne 500 is a Super Fine (CYC 1) yarn while EuroRoma Fiore is a Lace (CYC 0) yarn. Because they sit in different weight categories, a pattern written for one will not give the same size, gauge or drape with the other unless you change the hook and rework the stitch counts after a swatch.
Círculo Anne 500 is the longer yarn per gram, with 340 m per 100 g against 322 m per 100 g for EuroRoma Fiore, a difference of 6 %. For the same 1,000 m of yarn, the project weighs about 294 g in Círculo Anne 500 and 311 g in EuroRoma Fiore. A lower m/100 g figure means a thicker or denser strand, so the heavier yarn will also make a slightly thicker, warmer fabric.
Per ball, Círculo Anne 500 holds 500 m in 147 g and EuroRoma Fiore holds 322 m in 100 g. Five balls of Círculo Anne 500 (2,500 m) are replaced by 8 balls of EuroRoma Fiore, and five balls of EuroRoma Fiore (1,610 m) by 4 balls of Círculo Anne 500. Always convert by length, never by weight or by number of balls.
Drape, fibre and texture
Both yarns share the same fibre family: Círculo Anne 500 is 100 % cotton (mercerized) and EuroRoma Fiore is 85 % cotton, 15 % other fibres, so they wash, block and wear in a similar way. Cotton is inelastic and absorbent: stitches look crisp and defined, the fabric holds its shape in amigurumi, bags and dishcloths, but garments can feel heavy and stretch downwards when wet.
Their construction differs: Círculo Anne 500 (Mercerized) versus EuroRoma Fiore (Plied). This changes stitch definition and how easy it is to see your stitches, so expect a different look even at the same gauge.
Hook size and gauge
The ball bands recommend 1.8–2.5 mm for Círculo Anne 500 and 2 mm for EuroRoma Fiore. The ranges overlap at 2 mm, which is the safest hook to start a test swatch for either yarn.
At least one manufacturer does not publish a reference gauge, so work a 12 × 12 cm swatch with your usual hook before comparing sizes.
Verdict: can you swap them?
EuroRoma Fiore can replace Círculo Anne 500 with some adjustments (Match Score 67 %). Expect small differences in gauge or drape: swatch first and be ready to change the hook by half a size.
Círculo Anne 500 gives more meters per ball, so you will usually buy fewer balls.
Whichever you choose, buy all the balls for a project from the same dye lot and keep the ball band for its care instructions.
Full Círculo Anne 500 data sheet → Full EuroRoma Fiore data sheet → Calculate yarn for a whole project →
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Frequently asked questions
Can I use EuroRoma Fiore instead of Círculo Anne 500?
Yes, with adjustments. EuroRoma Fiore has a Match Score of 67 % as a substitute for Círculo Anne 500: swatch first and change the hook if your gauge does not match the pattern.
How many balls of EuroRoma Fiore replace 5 balls of Círculo Anne 500?
Five balls of Círculo Anne 500 are 2,500 m of yarn. With 322 m per ball, you need 8 balls of EuroRoma Fiore (rounded up).
Which has more yardage, Círculo Anne 500 or EuroRoma Fiore?
Círculo Anne 500 has more yardage per gram (340 m per 100 g) than EuroRoma Fiore (322 m per 100 g), so it is the thinner, lighter strand of the two.