From the Chocolate Mints in a Jar blog, reference cards. Just print them off, maybe laminate them with clear contac paper, and cut them apart. Keep them in your knitting bag for quick reference.
Comes in knitting needle conversion, crochet hook conversion and WIP, gauge and recommended hook or needle size for different yarn category.
patricia says
November 22, 2010 at 7:30 pmI have been racking my small brain to calculate grams to oz. Some generous people give me labeled yarns that often times just has grams, yards, or oz. How can I decide how to work the yarns without knowing their quanities? I realize some stash would be useful for socks but not hats not placemats but coasters–is there help through craft grossip?
Terrye says
November 25, 2010 at 5:16 pmI’d go with yards or meters. If the yarn you choose has less yardage than the yarn that is recommended you won’t have enough.
Good luck!