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Every knitter needs this information. When you have yarn, but you're not completely satisfied with its properties... Yes, you can work with it. If you need to: 1) soften the yarn 2) stabilize the fabric 3) change the color 4) stretch the yarn for a project Spooling can handle this. We'll talk more about this in the video. The promised formula How to calculate the "yardage" for n-th number of yarns: 1/P = 1/P1 + 1/P2 + 1/P3 + ...- If you add three or more yarns together, nothing changes except the number of terms in the formula. The total mass is equal to the mass of the components. Calculating P from here is easy in every case. Regarding different yarns with "yardages" indicated for different ball weights: Suppose you have one value of 300 m/50 grams and another of 588 m/112 grams. Divide 300 by 50. And also 588 by 112. Work with these numbers (these values ​​will be P1 and P2). The result obtained from the formula (in this case, 2.8) can be converted into a convenient form. Multiply it by 100 to get the new thread yardage in 100 grams. Multiply by 25 to get 25 grams.