you know when you go to arby's and order a sandwich they always weigh it out on the scale.. i just had a mental picture or some fabric shop laying tartan material on a small scale.
I will take a royal stewart in 16 oz with a side of 13 oz black watch.
ROFL, I got the same mental picture!
There are 10 kinds of people in the world...
Those that understand binary, and those that don't.
For those of us that don't know, what exactly does the weight mean? Is it how much 1 sq yard weighs or is it 1 yd of kilt width or is it the weight of a spool of yarn or what?
There are 10 kinds of people in the world...
Those that understand binary, and those that don't.
For those of us that don't know, what exactly does the weight mean? Is it how much 1 sq yard weighs or is it 1 yd of kilt width or is it the weight of a spool of yarn or what?
If I recall, its weight per yard, double width (is it 52"?).
If that's correct, then its the weight of a 36"x52" section of material.
right now we have two chunks of material, 5 yards of Wallace, and 5 yards of Minnesota State. it is 13 oz (or darned close to it) BUT WHAT DO I KNOW. It is 52 inches wide and a yard is... well..three feet long...lol
so this is 15 feet x 52 inches
I was going to list it on ebay at 9.75 but will sell it to the first xmark person that emails me for 9 a yard plsu $12 shipping (USA)
Originally Posted by FrugalCorner
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