Fiber Blend Calculator
Calculate fiber blend percentages and weights for spinning and yarn production. Mix ratios for wool, silk, cotton, and synthetic blends.
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- Inputs that matter
- Fiber A Weight, Fiber B Weight, Fiber A Name, Fiber B Name
- Output to expect
- Fiber Blend Calculator
- Check the units and required inputs before comparing results.
- Keep the assumptions with a copied result so you can reproduce the calculation later.
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How it works
Updated July 2026
How it works
Updated July 2026Component Weight from Percentage
Multiply total batch weight by each fiber's target percentage. A 100g batch of 70/30 wool/silk needs 70g wool and 30g silk.
Component weight = Total weight × (Percentage ÷ 100)Percentage from Weights
Weigh each fiber after blending to verify ratios. Adjust by adding more of deficient component.
Percentage = (Component weight ÷ Total weight) × 100Volume vs Weight Blending
Different fibers have different densities. A cup of silk weighs less than a cup of wool — weight ratios ensure consistent blend percentages.
Always blend by weight, not volumeUpdated: July 2026
Example Scenarios
500g total blend: 350g merino top + 150g silk sliver. Card together on drum carder for luxury sock yarn.
60% wool + 25% mohair + 15% nylon for 200g: 120g + 50g + 30g. Verify percentages before carding.
Have 80g wool and need 70/30 blend — total batch = 80 ÷ 0.7 = 114g, add 34g silk to complete ratio.
FAQ
About Fiber Blend Calculator
Creating consistent fiber blends requires accurate weight ratios. Enter target blend percentages and total batch weight to calculate grams or ounces of each fiber component, or determine blend percentages from component weights.