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IMYarnCraz33
I am not following any particular pattern so it doesn't tell me
how much of yarn A or yarn B I need.
Project one--
I need to make 54-4" squares in one color & 54-4" squares in another color.
Both yarn colors I want to use are 140g/5oz. and 355m/388 yrds, each skein.
Project two--
I need to make 30-6" squares in one color AND have enough yarn for a 2" border.
Yarn is 170g/6oz. and 289m/316 yrds, each skein.
So... my question is, how many skeins is enough yarn for each project?
I will be doing grannies in all dc with project one. My dc's are half inch long.
With project two I will use dc & may use hdc puff stitches to add a bit of texture.
Any help would be appreciated. If I need to add any more info, to help figure it out, please let me know.
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