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I then cut the bottom off, just above the fluting. You stick the skein in, feeding the tail through the soda top, and place the bottle bottom back on. If the skein is a bit too long, a bit of tape helps to keep the bottom on. Then, you simply place the soda bottles in the shoe part. You can keep them there till you need them, or work from the lower ones in the middle, moving the colors up and down that you need.
This is a simple and almost free project that will help you keep your yarn clean, organized, and handy. N-JOY!
Source: My own need to stay organized.
By Poor But Proud from Salem OR
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08/03/2009
Suppose you could do this with smaller bottles, too. I like to knit with novelty yarn & it often gets tangled!
By
07/30/2009
I do that to keep them from getting dusty or covered in cat hair. I can grab three or four and put them in a canvas shopping bag and take them along, with out them getting tangled. You can buy these plastic tubes that keep yarn safe from stains and spills too, but they are expensive and pretty much just what you see here, so this works for me.
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07/28/2009
I have way too many skeins for that. Since I have about 20 or more of each color, I keep my yarn sorted by colors on shelves that line my craft room. I separated the colors with wire baking cooling racks (2 for $1 at dollar tree) placed (kind of like book ends) vertically between the selves. I zip-tied them to the top & bottom shelves.
But I'm curious, why do you even need the soda bottles? Can't you just put the yarn in to the shoe organizer by itself?
By
07/27/2009
I like this idea for someone who knits or crochets a lot. Mine are in a plastic grocery bag hanging in a hall closet. I don't really buy yarn anymore for big projects. I just have bits and pieces of it for smaller projects I make. I just made a granny square purse for grand daughter using left-over yarn. It turned out cute though. I sent it in to Thrify Fun so you may see it on here some day.
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