Hi
I bought some materal a while ago and I haven forgotten the count! I know, daft of me!
How do I go about finding out what it is?
I have also got a pattern that is designed on 16 count, but I would like to do it on 18 count as I prefer that count. Do I take the number of stitches and divide by 18 to find the size?
What count is my material
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Re: What count is my material
Count is how many blocks/threads are in 1 inch of fabric. So if you take a ruler and find one inch, just count the number of threads are within that inch. If there are 14 threads, its 14-count, etc. Make sure you measure from the outside of a thread, so the end of the ruler should line up with a hole.
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Re: What count is my material
Oh my goodness, how did I not know this? Well, I kinda knew it, though I normally counted the holes and I always came up with like 15 so I never knew if it was 14 or 16. Yay! I learned something today!Eliste wrote:Count is how many blocks/threads are in 1 inch of fabric. So if you take a ruler and find one inch, just count the number of threads are within that inch. If there are 14 threads, its 14-count, etc. Make sure you measure from the outside of a thread, so the end of the ruler should line up with a hole.
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