Ravelry is useful cuz then you can rationalize buying new yarn cuz your stash isn’t *nearly* as big as that other person’s.
@Beanc my stash is too large to even begin getting it all typed in to ravelry...
@redenigma ah, yeah. I have the fortune of having had ravelry before I realllllly started knitting.
That is to Coso for my newish addiction!
@Beanc @redenigma I have about 180K miles of yarn. lol
@Beanc @redenigma okay, I lied. I only have 378 miles of yarn. it's like 627K yards.
@kismatt @Beanc i'm not sure i want to figure mine out. i really do need to do a sort & purge, or at least figure out what the various yarns should be used for. i have far too many single skeins from a yarn club... some will work together & some won't. single skein projects tend to be things i'm not really interested in, like hats & scarves
@redenigma @Beanc if it's in Rav, you can export your stash list as an xls file and it has the "remaining meters" column. That's what I just did