Now, yesterday I mentioned some discoveries in relation to working yarns... I admit to being a tad mystified as there has been a change wrought upon the naming of yarns that seemed to take place in stealth. It is likely a lot of you reading this who are yarn-ducks like me, will already be aware of these things. In case not, though, I thought you might also appreciate these charts.
I wish I could recall where I found the yardage chart... but anyway, it is useful for planning yarn purchases or deciding what one has in stash might be useful for. The blue metre figures have been calculated and added by yours truly. The second chart adds dimension to understanding;
Finally, a spanner was thrown in just as I was coming to terms with the above when the Drops yarns arrived and had categories based on letters instead! Apparently, this is a thing, and so am grateful for the following;
All good fun, eh what?! Anyhoo, onward into the festive weekend. A reminder that there will be no Saturday posts whilst we get through the next two - and possibly not in January either, depending on how I go.
It is good to have a great stash of yarn. Happy Holidays, Take care, have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteThose are great charts to have! Merry Christmas to you and your family, YAM!
ReplyDeleteAs mystical as Mandarin to me. What is not mystical, however, are my sincere wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. David
ReplyDeletevery interesting charts, gotta love these techy ways of finding things we did not know about and can use. I hope you will be doing something fun for the week ends off. our days are the same, 365 days a year, never changes. it getting pretty sickening too..
ReplyDeleteGood morning and happy Christmas Eve Eve YAM
ReplyDeleteYes I do plan to continue posting on FFF.
I never ever knew there were so many facts about yarn.
Hugs Cecilia
I like to crochet, but had no idea there's so much to know about yarn.
ReplyDeleteIt is really complicated! I am glad you figured it out. I've been working on a door sweep. There is always something! XX
ReplyDeleteI find all the yarn designations to be very confusing. Especially when some things with the same designation vary so much in thickness. At least all the charts give you a place to start with figuring out how much yarn you need for any project.
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