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Any yarn any needle answer stitches to cast on chart

by Linda McMurtrie
(Salem Oregon USA)

It doesn't really matter what size your yarn is, what matters is getting a nice dense square that is the right size.

Once you have knitted a swatch, have your gauge and like the thickness of it, then use this helper:

Stitches per inch # of stitches to cast on
3 24
3.5 28
4 32
4.5 36
5 40
6 48


If your swatch is too light weight, go to a smaller needle. I recommend using one needle size smaller than the recommended needle size on the yarn packaging to make it a little warmer.





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