Aren't they soft and purty?
I got them for 10¢ a skein at a Salvation Army garage sale
(at the actual SA, not their thrift store).
Most of them are angora, alpaca or mohair blends.
I dug them out of a bag of at least 200 skeins of yarn.
It's been fun rolling them into yarn balls over the past few days.
I have crochet hooks somewhere and used to know how to do a chain stitch so I may try that with some of it. I also want to try needle felting.
Dh can't complain they are taking up room.
I have them stashed inside a suitcase in our bedroom.
I didn't realize how gorgeous its purple lining is.
I got them for 10¢ a skein at a Salvation Army garage sale
(at the actual SA, not their thrift store).
Most of them are angora, alpaca or mohair blends.
I dug them out of a bag of at least 200 skeins of yarn.
It's been fun rolling them into yarn balls over the past few days.
I have crochet hooks somewhere and used to know how to do a chain stitch so I may try that with some of it. I also want to try needle felting.
Dh can't complain they are taking up room.
I have them stashed inside a suitcase in our bedroom.
I didn't realize how gorgeous its purple lining is.
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Ooh! I could just swim in that suitcase of yarn!! Yummy!
And, if you can't find something to do with them, I am here to volunteer to take them off of your hands! (*wink*)
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