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The craft calculator that gives you the number, not a blog post.
Every tool here answers one question — how much material do I need, and what size do I make it? — above the fold, in your units, with the formula expanded using your own numbers. Then it hands you a result card you can print and take to the cutting table, the bench, or the yarn shelf.
Fourteen calculators, one workshop
Each calculator is a free, standalone page: sensible defaults so you see a real result before typing anything, metric/imperial handling that converts properly (including the fractional inches quilters actually cut in), saved presets in your browser, and a shopping list of exactly what to buy.
Quilting
Sewing & fabric
Knitting
Crochet
Reference charts
The lookup tables makers keep bookmarked — rendered in the page itself, searchable, and printable. No PDF paywalls.
Planning a cross stitch from a photo or a chart of your own? Our sister tool PatternGrid turns any image into a printable cross stitch pattern with a DMC floss key built in.
Why makers keep these tabs open
The arithmetic, expanded
Every result shows the formula with your numbers substituted — “4.2 skeins → buy 5” — so you can check the work and adjust one input with confidence.
Units that behave
Quilting in fractional inches to the ⅛″, wax and resin in grams or ounces, ring sizing in millimetres or inches. The toggle converts your inputs, not just the answer.
A card for the bench
One click prints a clean result card: inputs, result, formula and shopping list. It is the number you came for, in a form you can carry to the shelf.
Everything is free and runs entirely in your browser — saved presets and stitch counts live in localStorage on your device, never on a server. Formulas and standard tables (ring sizing, SAP values, wire gauge) are documented in the methodology, because a calculator you cannot check is worse than no calculator at all.