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Image by flickr user Suedehead<\/a>. Licensed via Creative Commons.<\/p><\/div>\n

Once you start buying yarn, it can be hard to stop! Lately, I have been buying yarn at Goodwill – I usually get a bag of 7-10 skeins of mixed yarn for about $6.99 (sometimes as low as $3.99, though!). I have a 3-drawer dresser filled to the brim with all my yarn! But since yarn is so pretty, it can be fun to display it in a useful and pretty way.<\/p>\n

Over at eBay*, I’ve written about Pretty Ways to Store Your Yarn Stash<\/a>, so go check out these great ideas! (*I wrote that article as part of a paid collaboration with eBay.)<\/p>\n

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Here are some of my recent creations (I am addicted to creating stash-busting afghans!):<\/p>\n

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Finished my 9th #epicafghan last week. This one was 100 stitches wide, so it worked up so much quicker than my previous ones. Still large enough for a twin size bed.<\/a><\/p>\n

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