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This knitter’s kit is a fun way to use up your leftover sock yarn. It holds a set of yarn snips and a blunt needle for weaving in the ends. It’s perfect for tossing into a project bag for knitting on the go. Not only will it make a useful gift for yourself or a…
I’ve turned attractive cotton blend yarns from my stash into gorgeous crocheted mandalas. Read on to see what I’ve made and find the links to the free patterns. These yarns caught my eye in the window of one of the mercantile stores here in town and I picked up several balls months ago with the…
I had nearly an entire ball of yarn left from another project and decided to make a Zig Zag scarf for this month’s Craft Room Destash Challenge. The pretty textured stitch pattern is called Zig Zag Rib and I learned about it from Musings of a Yarn Mom. It works well with a firm worsted…
As far as crafting goes, it doesn’t get much easier than winding some glittery cord around a glass votive holder. It probably took me longer to assemble the materials than it did to make these easy decorated votives.
When I was in Maryland this Spring my sister and I worked on making a grapevine swag for her porch. It turned out really nice! The grapevines came from an area of her garden that she cleared, making this project a good candidate for the Monthly Craft Room Destash Challenge.
With a little thread, some beads and a crochet hook you can make one or a dozen colorful crochet bracelets perfect for wearing with Summer fashions. Dig in your stash, I’ll bet you have almost everything you need to make them.
This month’s #CraftRoomDestashChallenge features a baby afghan made from reclaimed yarn. It’s been almost a year, but I finally finished the baby afghan my daughter asked for. I started before my grandson was born. He’s now 7 months old (!).
Most of the time we use fabric bags for our shopping, but we do seem to collect plastic bags regardless. I have to admit they’re handy for lining small trash cans among other uses. Until recently, I didn’t have a convenient place to store the half dozen or so plastic bags that seem to have…
It’s time for a new #CraftyDestash challenge where a group of craft bloggers makes use of supplies they already have on hand. This month I’m going to share how I created custom vanity storage in my newly redecorated bathroom for next to nothing in cost!
When straightening up my craft area recently I came across a stash of colored papers in various shades of green. It was perfect to make a shamrock door decoration like Jennifer of The Craft Patch.
So…the stash. If you are a creative person you have one. The bulk of mine is composed of yarn, but there’s a good bit of paper, too. Oh, and some cardboard I thought might come in handy. Plus some fabric leftover from a set of kitzy IKEA curtains. I think I might have a problem! Maybe…
