Recently, I finished a pair of socks for my sister knit with Patons Kroy Socks yarn. I had 36 grams (out of 100 grams) remaining. I just finished another pair of socks knit with Patons Kroy Socks, using the same pattern, same number of stitches, same size, and the same needles. I had 9 grams (out of 100 grams) remaining. I finished another pair in April and had 28 grams remaining. Why the difference? I’m uncertain, but the yarn for the most recent pair (the Grey Marl) does seem to have more “ body or bulk” to it. I’ve never run out of yarn when knitting socks for my size 10 feet, but this time, one ball was pretty close. Of all the sock yarn I’ve knit, Patons Kroy produces the more substantial product, and it wears extremely well. Yarn : Patons Kroy Socks (two balls — 100 grams total) Grey Marl #55045 Needles : US size 2 — 64 stitches Remaining Yarn : 9 grams total ...