by Hannah Gilly
March 17, 2020
When you're buying new yarn the world is your oyster, you can pick out patterns from Ravelry, from your local yarn store, from Rowan's new collections or make it up as you go!
But choosing from your yarn stash is another thing. Deciding what to knit with leftover yarn, maybe spare from knitting a jumper or blanket can be an interesting challenge.
I've got some ideas, some inspiration and some examples of what to knit up when you're knitting with leftovers. No matter how small the amounts you're sure to find some solutions to the perennial overflowing yarn stash dilemma.
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Emily is here on Instagram:
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You can find Erin here on Instagram:
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