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Stash Busting Progress:
Yarn at start of year: 31,034g
Yarn gained: 450gYarn busted: Jan: 1049g, Feb: 1157g Total: 2206g
Yarn given away: 100g
Yarn in stash: 29,178g
Thursday, 28 February 2013
End of February's Stashbusting
Time for something a bit different. I have built up an overflowing jar of ends of yarn cut off knitting and crochet projects. Someone on Loving Hands had said that she kept a knitted boob handy and stuffed it with yarn ends - so I decided to knit one and fill mine the same way. I didn't have quite enough to stuff it completely and had to use a little conventional stuffing, but it did most of the job!
The knitted boobs are used by midwives and breastfeeding counsellors to teach breastfeeding - apparently brightly coloured ones are great ice breakers!
Yarn busted: Jan: 1049g, Feb: 1157g Total: 2206g
Yarn given away: 100g
Yarn in stash: 29,178g
Yarn busted: Jan: 1049g, Feb: 1157g Total: 2206g
Yarn given away: 100g
Yarn in stash: 29,178g
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Fantastic idea to stash all those ends..and what an ice-breaker!
ReplyDeleteGreat total Julia
Keep up the fab busting...(in more than one sense!!)
Ali
Hmm - hadn't thought of my busty stashbusting being a play on words! ;-) Not firing on all cylinders at the moment!
DeleteA great way to bust the stash Julia nothing gets wasted! I keep all my end in a pretty jar, I never throw them away, neither does my boyfriend he collects all the ends I leave lying around at his house and he has a huge pile of them. He says you'll see they will come in handy one day, wait till I tell him about your boob haha
ReplyDeleteI had them in a jar after reading about it on your blog Linda - but my jar was overflowing! Now I can start again!
DeleteIt might have been me that left that comment on Loving Hands. I mixed the wool with proper stuffing though as it was going to be too heavy otherwise.
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