📏 How Long is 100g of Chunky Yarn?
Planning your next project and wondering if 100g of chunky yarn will be enough? Here's a breakdown of how far it goes — and what you can actually make with it.
🧶 Average Length of 100g Chunky Yarn
Most chunky yarns (weight category 5–6) measure between 120 to 150 meters (130–160 yards) per 100g ball. If you're still not quite sure what defines chunky yarn and how it differs from other types, check out our guide on what is chunky wool for a deeper breakdown.
*Always check your yarn label for exact length — it varies by brand and fiber type.
📊 100g Yarn Comparison by Type
🖼️ What Can I Make With 100g of Chunky Yarn?
Here are realistic project examples — each fits within 100g or slightly more, perfect for beginners and small gifts:
🧢 One cozy winter hat
👶 A soft baby sweater
🛋️ Small throw pillow
☕ Mug cozy + headband
🔍 Final Tips
- ✅ Use 6.5–12mm hooks for chunky yarn — larger hook = faster finish
- ✅ 100g is enough for quick projects, not full-size garments
- ✅ Combine 2 balls for bigger projects like toddler blankets or wraps
- 📏 Always swatch your yarn — yardage may vary by stitch type and tension
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🛏️ How Much Yarn Do I Need for a Blanket?
Planning a cozy handmade blanket? The amount of yarn you’ll need depends on the size, stitch type, and yarn weight. If you're new to yarn sizes, check our Yarn Weight Guide for a clear breakdown from lace to jumbo.
📏 Blanket Size & Yarn Estimation Chart
🖼️ Visual Guide: Yarn by Blanket Type
- Small throw: About 5–6 skeins of chunky yarn (100g each)
- Medium TV blanket: 8–10 skeins
- Full bedspread: 20–30 skeins
- Tip: Consider using larger hook sizes for faster progress and fluffier texture. Learn more in our Types of Yarn article.
Not sure what type of yarn suits your next blanket? Start from the basics with our Introduction to Yarn, or explore the full Yarn Hub for guides, patterns, and project ideas.
Still stuck between yarn types? This side-by-side comparison of Chunky vs. Bulky Yarn might just save your project!
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