I always suspected the taller the stitch the least yarn it consumes but I was to lazy to find out 😂 this is the kind of videos the crochet/knitting community needs! ❤
Thank you 🙂I see on a daily people respond in crochet groups that single crochet takes the least amount of yarn. SURE .. if you are counting by stitches! But if you take the entire project inch for inch, it takes more. I had fun with this! Thanks for watching.
Great job! Thanks for that helpful data! I would think you could weigh your swatches on a postal or kitchen scale, check the ball band for length/weight. Then do a bit of basic algebra and calculate the m or yds you used... I'm too lazy to frog and measure, lol!
Did you just figure out how to use algebra in real life? Lol math teachers will love you! Great idea though! I never thought to weigh them. It’s so fun to frog though! 😆 thanks for watching! 🤗
I recently was playing chicken with the last of my skein, and had to make 2 pockets, so I weighed the remaining yarn and then took some off the scale til it was half on and half off. (That's cuz I'm too lazy to measure length, lol) it worked up pretty darn close to half! Lol
I sorta feel like maybe the more flexy the fabric is and the more open a stitch pattern is the less yarn it actually uses. SC and Bobble are so dense, but DC and V stitch are flexier and move easier, even stretchy a bit. Id be curious if this trend spreads to more open stitches like TC 🤔
The measurements are in inches but the swatches were only about 3”x5”. They were just samples to give an idea which uses the least amount of yarn. Thanks for watching! 🤗
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I always suspected the taller the stitch the least yarn it consumes but I was to lazy to find out 😂 this is the kind of videos the crochet/knitting community needs! ❤
Ive always wondered too! 😂 Thanks for watching! 🤗
SO helpful. Thank you
Thank you! 🤗
Watching this with total interest...I'm predicting Bobble uses the most....😬 😂
lol right!?! I was surprised that double was the least amount of yarn! Thanks for watching! 🤗
I thought it would be the V stitch. Great job comparing. I knew the Bobble Stitch ate yarn. But, never considered project size. 😊
Thanks for watching! 🤗
I often wondered about that. Thank you for doing the work, so I didn’t have to.😅 Informative 👏
Thank you 🙂I see on a daily people respond in crochet groups that single crochet takes the least amount of yarn. SURE .. if you are counting by stitches! But if you take the entire project inch for inch, it takes more. I had fun with this! Thanks for watching.
This is great thank you!. Finally crochet takes up more yarn than knitting I am sure.
I’d really love to learn to knit! Thanks for watching 🤗
Thank you so much!! I've been wondering about that for a long time ❤
Thanks for watching! 😄
Great job! Thanks for that helpful data! I would think you could weigh your swatches on a postal or kitchen scale, check the ball band for length/weight. Then do a bit of basic algebra and calculate the m or yds you used... I'm too lazy to frog and measure, lol!
Did you just figure out how to use algebra in real life? Lol math teachers will love you! Great idea though! I never thought to weigh them. It’s so fun to frog though! 😆 thanks for watching! 🤗
I recently was playing chicken with the last of my skein, and had to make 2 pockets, so I weighed the remaining yarn and then took some off the scale til it was half on and half off. (That's cuz I'm too lazy to measure length, lol) it worked up pretty darn close to half! Lol
@@nancyb483 that’s great! I will definitely keep this in mind. I’m no stranger to yarn chicken! 🤣
Really useful to know!!!
Thanks! And thanks for watching 🤗
Nice investigation!
Thanks for watching! 🤗
Thank you for the info Mama J!
Thanks for watching! 😊
I guessed them all right!
Yay! This was a lot of fun! Thanks for watching 🤗
Thank you! ❤
@@anascolina 🤗 thanks for watching!
I sorta feel like maybe the more flexy the fabric is and the more open a stitch pattern is the less yarn it actually uses. SC and Bobble are so dense, but DC and V stitch are flexier and move easier, even stretchy a bit. Id be curious if this trend spreads to more open stitches like TC 🤔
Great point! I’ll have to do some more experimenting and see if there is a difference. Thanks for watching! 🤗
@@helmsfamily try the moss/linen stitch. I'd like to know how it compares
@@torihieatt4476 I’ll try that!
Inches or cm? Very nice video
The measurements are in inches but the swatches were only about 3”x5”. They were just samples to give an idea which uses the least amount of yarn. Thanks for watching! 🤗
What size is the hook for all this
I used a 6.5 mm to make the samples