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I have been looking forward to today's topic, mainly because I'm nosy and love to see other knitters' goodies and how they organize it. As for my own methods of dealing with the stash? Display the pretty and hide the rest would be a good way to sum it up. This is what greets me when I open the front door.
yes, the rooster watering can is also full of yarn |
and Henry is still nagging me about his lack of limbs |
There are actually two more bins in the closet which were too heavy for me to lift. One of these days, I will attempt to catalog what I have. For now, the yarns are randomly thrown into what container has the most spare space. I am a little more organized when it comes to my knitting and crafting books. This is mainly due to my husband's insistence that we have a designated library space. Otherwise there would be books in the bathtub.
As for my beloved circulars and patterns, I try to throw them into their respective cases. Somehow, they still manage to end up underneath the couch.
Here is my pride and joy. It was a splurge, but I love it.
Namaste Zuma knitting bag in peacock |
and 10) a small travel project, of course! |
I love that the rooster is full of yarn, too. Looks like a lovely set up.
ReplyDeleteI love your post. I love the decor in your home and the vases holding the needles are awesome. The sock that became a purse also is cute..
ReplyDeleteso neat and tidy
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of yarn as decor. So pretty. (hmmm, I have already hijacked the clothing budget for yarn, maybe I could get my hands on the decorating budget too?)
ReplyDeleteI have a namaste bag in the same colour but different style. It feels so fancy : )
Your screen is so pretty I love it XD the rooster watering can is really cool too
ReplyDeleteI love your bags! Especially the sock purse, it's so cute and tiny! Thanks for sharing about your space.
ReplyDeleteI would soooo love to leave yarn out in baskets, but my kitties would think I bought out a toy store just for them!
ReplyDeleteYou are so organized...now I feel shamed ;-)
ReplyDeleteI want one of those rooster watering cans to store yarn in!
ReplyDeleteHow very, very tidy -- I love it! I also think it's so nice that you have some of your yarn and accessories on full display. Anyone who comes to your home knows instantly what you love to do.
ReplyDeleteI love your screen, that is so beautiful, and practical too LOL. I thought about requesting a Namaste bag for my birthday, is it worth the cash?
ReplyDeleteI love all the beautiful baskets you have for your yarn. Makes me want to sit next to one and start knitting from it. :O)
ReplyDeleteYour methods of organizing make everything so beautiful! I especially love the rooster watering can. I have a rooster shaped plant bin, and I think it will be holding yarn instead of plants very soon!
ReplyDeleteI envy anyone who can keep their yarn out in the open like that. Showing off gorgeous yarn! My cats keep me from this possibility.
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