Patons Chantal DK & Pearl DK

Jul 24, 2009 4 Replies
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I am looking for the yardage on a 50g skein of Patons Chantal DK & Patons Pearl DK. They are both discontinued yarns.


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Patons Chantal DK 133 yards per 50 grams 11 stitches to 2 inches on a US size 6 Patons Cotton Perle 115 yards per 50 grams 5 stitches to 1 inch on a US size

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From this book,

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have copies going back 15 years, but I don't think that it is available now. There has been no order information for Fall/Winter of 2009 copy.Most ball bands have yardage and suggested gauge printed on them now. Some of the yarn companies also have information on their sites with suggested gauge and yardage info.DA

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I have copies going back 15 years, but I don't think that it is> available > now. There has been no order information for Fall/Winter of 2009 copy.> Most ball bands have yardage and suggested gauge printed on them now. > Some > of the yarn companies also have information on their sites with> suggested

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