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New Post 11/2/2009 12:24 AM
  Brenda H
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Re: Yarn bins 
I have finally realized that if I stash my yarn in clear plastic bins it makes it much easier to locate.  I save all of my unused yarns, just in case I need just a ball or two for a project.
I save all of those giant comforter bags, and have also bought some of the large clear zip up bags, and will store a complete project, needles, scissors, tape measure and all so it is easy to just grab and go when I feel the urge.

I often work on a few projects at once, and I always keep a small one in the car with me for unexpected waits - train crossings, waiting for kids to get out of school, traffic accident - I don't mind the wait so much anymore, because I am busy knitting.  As I am an avid camper, I always leave at least one project at the campsite, that way I always know that I will have something to do without packing up all the needed supplies from home each weekend.


I have taken all of my loose patterns and put them into clear plastic page protectors and then sorted them into a binder, organized by needle size needed to work the project.  When I get a new pattern I will write on the front page with a large felt pen the amount of wool needed to finish as well as if it is Knit or Crochet, and the needle size suggested- makes it so easy to find a pattern to go with that fabulous new wool I just couldn't resist....
 
New Post 11/2/2009 1:50 PM
  KathleenS
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Re: Yarn bins 
Hi Brenda and welcome to the forum,

Excellent suggestions!  I also use tubs and I love those plastic zipper bags that curtains and comforters come in. 
 
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