Have you ever wondered whether the yarn left after finishing a project is enough to make another one?
Here’s a small tip that’s very easy to apply:
👉 Step 1: Check the yarn label
Length ÷ weight
→ This tells you how many meters of yarn are in 1 gram
👉 Step 2: Weigh the remaining yarn
Remaining grams × result from Step 1
✨ Example:
Yarn label: 300 m / 100 g
→ 1 g = 3 m
Leftover yarn: 40 g
→ 40 × 3 = 120 m of yarn
This method helps you make better use of your yarn, avoid waste, and plan your next project more easily 💛
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