Looking for a quick way to check what weight yarn you are working with? This Wraps Per Inch (WPI) Tool by EleventyOne Windmills gives you two ways to find out. Wrap your yarn around the inch ruler section and count, then lay it over the labelled slots (Lace, Fingering, Sport, DK, Worsted, Aran, Bulky and Super Bulky) to match it against a known thickness.
The timber is laser cut with an engraved leaf and flower detail, and finished with a cord loop so it can hang near your knitting spot or clip onto a project bag.
Thoughtfully Designed
Each tool is an original design by Lisa of EleventyOne Windmills, laser cut from Australian FSC certified plywood and hand finished in her Newcastle studio. Two measuring methods on the one tool means you can check your own maths against the labelled slots, rather than relying on either alone.
Stash yarn does not always come with a label. This tool is built for those moments, giving you an easy way to work out what you are holding before you commit a pattern to it.
Why You'll Love It
An unlabelled skein stops being a guessing game once you can measure it properly.
You'll love:
- Two ways to check yarn weight: WPI ruler and labelled thickness slots
- Slots for Lace, Fingering, Sport, DK, Worsted, Aran, Bulky and Super Bulky
- Laser cut from Australian FSC certified plywood
- Engraved leaf and flower detail with cord loop
- Designed and handmade by Lisa from EleventyOne Windmills in Newcastle, NSW
Perfect For
The Wraps Per Inch Tool suits makers working through stash yarn or anything without a label.
Try it for:
- Identifying mystery stash yarn that has lost its label
- Checking hand-dyed or handspun yarn against a standard weight
- Makers who like to double-check their gauge before casting on
- Building out your Elements collection alongside your stitch counter sets, your "fix me" stitch markers and your needle gauge
Wraps Per Inch (WPI) Tool by EleventyOne Windmills | Elements Collection
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