There is no term as 'too much yarn', but you do need to have an estimate of how much yarn you would need for a project you intend to make :)
I have prepared a chart which will help you estimate the total yarn needed to knit hats, sweaters, blankets, and more.
Tip - Don’t run out of yarn. Make sure, you have enough yarn to cover your project, and a bit besides. Yarns are manufactured in batches which can have a slight change in shade. Also, it’s not always easy matching afterwards!
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Baby |
Toddler |
Kid |
Teenager |
Adult |
Hat |
0-50 gm | 50 – 75 gm | 75 – 100 gm | 100 – 125 gm | 125 – 150 gm |
Scarf |
NA | NA | 200 – 300 gm | 250 – 350 gm | 350 – 450 gm |
Baby Shoe |
0 – 50 gm | 0 – 50 gm | 50 – 100 gm | 100 – 150 gm | 100 – 150 gm |
Shawl / Poncho |
NA | 150 – 200 gm | 200 – 300 gm | 300 – 400 gm | 400 – 500 gm |
Blanket / Bed Sheet |
300 – 500 gm | 500 – 800 gm | 800 gm – 1.5 kg | 1.5 – 2 kg | 3 – 5 kg |
Sweater / Pullover / Cardigan |
100 – 150 gm | 100 – 200 gm | 200 – 300 gm | 300 – 400 gm | 300 – 400 gm S 400 – 500 gm M 500 – 600 gm L 600 – 700 gm XL 700 – 800 gm XXL 800 gm – 1 kg XXXL |
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