Grams to Yards Yarn Calculator
Convert yarn weight (grams) to yardage instantly. Perfect for knitters, crocheters, and yarn enthusiasts planning their next project.
Calculate yardage from yarn weight using meters-per-100g or yards-per-100g. Plan your knitting and crochet projects accurately.
Grams to Yards Converter
Weight of your yarn
From yarn label (e.g., 200m per 100g)
Project Planning
Conversion Results
Enter yarn weight and length per 100g
then click "Calculate" for yardage
Grams to Yards Yarn Calculator
When starting a knitting or crochet project, one of the most common questions is simple: How many yards do I get from this much yarn? Yarn is often sold by weight (grams), but patterns usually require yardage. Converting between the two ensures you buy enough without overspending.
The Core Formula Behind the Calculator
Every yarn label provides a clue. It typically lists the length per 100 grams.
If the length is given in meters, convert to yards:
Worked Example
Suppose you have 150 grams of yarn labeled 240 meters per 100g.
(150 × 240) ÷ 100 = 360 meters
Step 2: Convert to yards
360 × 1.09361 ≈ 394 yards
So, 150 grams gives you about 394 yards.
Reverse Formula (Yards to Grams)
If you need to find out how much yarn to buy:
Grams to Yards Conversion Table
Here's a reference table showing common yarn conversions:
| Grams | Length per 100g | Total Meters | Total Yards |
|---|---|---|---|
| 25 g | 200 m | 50 m | 55 yd |
| 50 g | 200 m | 100 m | 109 yd |
| 75 g | 200 m | 150 m | 164 yd |
| 100 g | 200 m | 200 m | 219 yd |
| 100 g | 400 m | 400 m | 437 yd |
| 150 g | 240 m | 360 m | 394 yd |
| 200 g | 200 m | 400 m | 437 yd |
| 200 g | 300 m | 600 m | 656 yd |
| 250 g | 200 m | 500 m | 547 yd |
| 300 g | 170 m | 510 m | 558 yd |
| 400 g | 100 m | 400 m | 437 yd |
| 500 g | 200 m | 1000 m | 1,094 yd |
| 50 g | 400 m | 200 m | 219 yd |
| 100 g | 800 m | 800 m | 875 yd |
| 50 g | 800 m | 400 m | 437 yd |
| 25 g | 400 m | 100 m | 109 yd |
| 150 g | 170 m | 255 m | 279 yd |
| 200 g | 400 m | 800 m | 875 yd |
| 100 g | 100 m | 100 m | 109 yd |
| 250 g | 400 m | 1000 m | 1,094 yd |
Yarn planning doesn't have to involve guesswork. With the right formula and unit conversion, you can confidently calculate how much yarn your project needs. Whether you're knitting a scarf or designing a sweater, accurate conversion saves time, money, and frustration.