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In a yard of fabric, there are 3 feet in length and the width can vary but is typically around 36 inches. To calculate the total square footage in a yard of fabric, you multiply the length (3 feet) by the width (36 inches) and convert the result to square feet. This gives you a total of 9 square feet of fabric in a yard.

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Oh, dude, a yard of fabric is like 3 feet by 3 feet, so that's 9 square feet. It's like the size of a small bedroom or a really cozy living room. So, if you need to cover that much area, just ask for a yard of fabric and you're good to go.

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9 sq ft = 1 sq yd

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