After caking and a cramp in my forearm, I needed to figure out how and where to put my supplies, the house is growing ever so small since my son moved back in and I lost my craft room. I work in the dining room and have a corner in the living room that I was storing my yarn but the storage containers I was using were just not working. Every time I went looking for something I needed to dig, not efficient and definitely a creative mojo cramper.
I went shopping for a storage solution that would work for me. I bought two containers that 
have pull out drawers and started stacking yarn in them once I ran outta room
I kept some in the zipper bags that you get when you buy bedsheets, or thermal blankets. 
I was so happy with this arrangement, I also have a huge bag of yarn and some needles to donate
to one of the ladies at knit nite, she wants to give classes to kids in her gated community and needs donations, which I am more than happy to help her with.
have pull out drawers and started stacking yarn in them once I ran outta room I kept some in the zipper bags that you get when you buy bedsheets, or thermal blankets. I was so happy with this arrangement, I also have a huge bag of yarn and some needles to donate to one of the ladies at knit nite, she wants to give classes to kids in her gated community and needs donations, which I am more than happy to help her with.
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Stash Buster sounds heaps nicer than Stash Reduction - but whatever you call it, I've got to do that, too...
An experienced weaver friend told me to weave no-brainer blankets and knee rugs and give them to charity, which may be what I'll do over the summer. I can't even get into my stash room today!
I promised my hubby not to buy any new yarn until I'm done with what I have in stock. It's a sad statement but a necessary one.
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