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by sewlikedawn 21 Mar 2011 ( edited Mar 21'11 15:44 )
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If a spool of thread is 1100 yards. How many spools does it take to stitch out a doily? I know that it depends on the size but could you give me a round about how many? 1 or 2 or 3?

Thank you in advance. * for all too
Dawn

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by bevintex 21 Mar 2011
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We'll ask the experts. Hope this helps, now many stitches in your doily?
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by sewlikedawn 21 Mar 2011
Thank you for the link Bev!!
Hugs Dawn
by bevintex 21 Mar 2011
Were you afraid you were going to run out of thread? LOL
Bev
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by dlonnahawkins 21 Mar 2011
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I see you got your answer - If I am doing a doily, I usually make sure that I use the 5000m spools - I don't want to take the chance of running out and ruining what I have done. Plus, you have to have the same thread in the bobbin. I was doing a fsl project once, and did run out. It was a varigated thread, and I did not read the yardage right. I had to run back into town and hope tht they still had another spool of the thread. That spool only had 600yds on it and not 600m as I thought. I had bought 2 - but needed 3 to do the project.