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Fingering (7-7.75). Fingering or sock weight yarns are commonly used for knitting socks, baby clothes, and Fair Isle color work projects. At approximately double the thickness of lace weight yarn, fingering weight yarns knit up to a gauge of 7-8 stitches per inch on a US size 1-3 knitting needle. Items 1 to 48 of 775 total. Page:
For example, a yard may weigh 2 grams. Weigh the rest of the yarn. For example, the yarn may weigh 48 grams. Divide the weight of the yarn by the weight of the yard to determine how many yards you have.In our example, 48 grams divided by 2 grams equals 24 yards.1  This measurement is only as accurate as your scale. 2  For another way to find this measurement, wrap the yarn around an 18-inch piece of cardboard, and then count the wraps to learn how many yards there are.eigh the rest of the yarn. For example, the yarn may weigh 48 grams. Divide the weight of the yarn by the weight of the yard to determine how many yards you have.