How Much Yarn Do I Need?

[@jennyunderwood4457]

Great information Amy. That is exactly where I am at with this new found art. I've been doing punch needle art with the Cameo punch needle and have been working with kits and patterns that tell you exactly how much thread/floss you will need. Now I'm learning rug making with the Oxford punch and I'm buying patterns and realizing that they don't come with yarn color guides and how much you will need. It's a more creative process and I'm loving it but was confused on how much should I buy. This is very helpful, thank you.

[@TheOxfordCompany]

I'm so glad you are finding this helpful and that you are enjoying the creative process. Thanks for watching! Amy

[@teresaholland4790]

Great video thanks for letting us know how to do that

[@xaviergagnon201]

Love your videos. They are well done and very informative

[@newdayfarm9463]

Very informative. Thanks for sharing.

[@TheOxfordCompany]

Thanks for watching!

[@gilberthurte9179]

My name is Edith F. Hurte. I am learning a lot from your video. I want to learn more. Thank you.

[@TheOxfordCompany]

I'm so glad you're finding the videos helpful. Thanks for watching! Amy

[@4lovesilver]

Hi, I have been thinking about making my own rugs for a couple of weeks or more now and being that i couldn't find the prefect rug for my apartment and everytime i found one it either got discontinued or had so many bad reviews i started thinking to myself is there any possible way i can make a rug myself so i started doing some research being that i am a crocheter to see if there was a way to incorporate the two somehow in which I stumbled upon latch hook rug making videos Fast Forward...i put in a search for latch hook rugs directly in search bar and your video was the only one the that caught my eyes and all i know is that i couldn't resist the urge to click it and lo and behold right infront of me was the video I had been looking for so with my story finally done lol i would like to know what type of backing should I use and how much would i need using the floor plan of me apartment of my living room space,I also would like to know what type of yarn can i or should I use although I would like to use wool yarn for maintenance

[@moniquefouquet3810]

Bonjour ,je voudrais faire un tapis de sol ,pouvez-vous s’il vous plaît me dire ce que je dois prendre comme toile de fond , ainsi que la laine qui convient le mieux avec le numéro de l’aiguille qu’il faut ? Merci

[@LindaPenney]

Awesome update do you sell the gage counter?

[@luzzuniga1548]

I would like to buy this oxford needle but I don't know wich one is the correct number if I want it for to work my rug with the most thick yarn. Is maybe the 8 regular number the correct one?

[@lisajarvis3820]

Hey a new word for the Dictionary: Guestamated!!

[@zanyzana66]

Gosh, is there any way you could make this metric?

[@kundanupadhyay2555]

I want punch nidel

[@vellamsmith]

How do you get the gauge?

[@TheOxfordCompany]

We offer stitch gauges on the website. These will show you how many stitches per inch you would need to punch for correct loops. A good rule of thumb is to punch 4-6 stitches per inch for the border and 6-8 for filling in with the regular size needles and 10-12 stitches per inch for the fine needle.

[@gossipgurltv9391]

Where is the best online site to purchase yarn in bulk of 20 shein

[@lmrharper3586]

Chandese Irving If you live in the US try KnitPicks website.

[@erikmoffitt1594]

Oh my. Did you work in North bennington??

[@TheOxfordCompany]

I didn't - that is where I learned and I did spend a lot of time there, but I punched from home. Thanks for asking! Amy

[@MsAnduk]

I love the pattern, how can I get that ? Thank-you love all your work !!

[@TheOxfordCompany]

Both the Rainbow Trout and the Cat chair pad are McAdoo patterns that we have available for sale. If you are interested, please email [e-mail] for more information. Thanks so much for watching!

[@awwabaayedaayeda2356]

But sitches are not fixed in place and it could be get out very easily..Yes???

[@velvetcrack]

Nope