Mary Anne Oger has a photo of the small scale she uses in her knitting room.
I do the same thing. I actually have an old Weight Watchers kitchen scale in the knitting room. It has both grams and ounces.
Off topic: I have another, newer food scale in my kitchen, I still weigh and measure my food, I'm still slim, and no, I'm not a Weight Watchers customer. I had a previous post about slimming down a few years ago.
I weigh partial cones, allowing a whole ounce for the weight of the cardboard cone. I weigh partial and unlabeled skeins, as well.
I often weigh finished projects to see exactly how much yarn I used. By weighing a finished project and checking the yardage on the label. I can figure the yardage used in the project, which is very useful for working out whether I have enough yarn to make another.
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