GaugeMaster

GaugeMaster

is an awesomely powerful Excel based program that:

- Takes the math away and does it for you!
- Gives you the power to make any garment – sweaters are most popular for this, but hats, gloves, socks, anything – with any yarn!
- Based on measurements and gauge will tell you how much yarn you need – NO MORE OVER OR UNDER BUYING YARN!!!!

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Technically

GuageMaster

:
- converts cm to inches
- converts meters to yards
- Calculates yardage based on your gauge and garment size
- Figures out how many balls of the yarn you want you need – AND how much the project will cost!
- Got a partially used ball of yarn? Figure out how many yards are left!
- Remath your pattern to your gauge without you having to actually do any math!
- Figure out how many yards you need for socks based on foot width, length and how tall you want them – mid-calf, knee high or thigh high!
- It slices! It dices! It takes the horror out of gauge changes!!!

Price $10.00

Excel 2007 Version

Have a discount code – Add to Cart to use it!

Excel 2003 or earlier Version

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System Requirements:
Microsoft Excel Version 2003 or later

Q. Can I use this if I don’t have Excel?
A. Sure. You can buy it and save it in Apple Numbers or in Google Docs – HOWEVER – these will not recognize the cell protection. So if you do this and break the formulas, we do not offer support to fix it.

Q – I have an older version of Excel – can I use this?
A. Probably you can go to Microsofts webpage and download their addon to open it in your version. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/downloads/

Q. I have a sweater that I want in a different size, can I use this to figure out yardage?
A. Absolutely! By entering the number of inches in measurements across the garment, you can quickly figure out how much more – or less – yarn you will need to knit a sweater. It will even tell you how much the total yarn costs if you put in the price per ball!