Knitting with leftover yarn

Ginny Jovanovich returns to Knitting for Charity with yet another outstanding use for leftover yarn: a little-known knitting technique called helix knitting Do any of you remember the fabulous cluster stitch hat knitting pattern I published a few months ago, courtesy of reader Ginny? It was an enormously popular post, and I was so thankful …

Ever since I made striped socks from leftover yarns, I’ve been thinking about other ways to use up the odds and ends in my yarn stash. Here are some fabulous projects I found poking around on…

There are 37+ patterns to use up your yarn stash. Shop your own stash with so many small knitting projects to choose from!

Today I want to share 8 ingenious ideas on how to use up your yarn stash - so you can stop being stressed out by all your leftover yarn!

When you're buying new yarn to knit up a project the world is your oyster, but if you want to knit from your yarn stash you have a challenge on your hands. What can you knit with the single balls or half balls that are leftover from previous projects? I have some answers for you today. #knitwithhannah #knitting #knittingyarn #knittingwool #yarnaddict

Want to make your next baby gift an heirloom? Try knitting one of these 8 beautiful (and free!) knitting patterns for blankets

So I did it. I have finished all but a few balls of yarn (and after being gifted some from my MIL), and made a beautiful stashbuster, leftover yarn blanket. This after my lamenting of having so muc…

Crochet and Knitting - really useful suggestions for small things to make with your leftover yarns. 34 suggestions!

Eventually, every knitter will be in need of a last minute knit gift. But what can you make that is quick and personalized for your recipient? I've got you covered with a host of ideas! Click here to read 20 ideas for quick knitting projects that I'm sure your loved one will cherish. Let's get knitting! #knittingfun #knitting #simpleknitting

Ohhhhh myyyy godddddd. You can use these as toys for kids, catnip playthings for a feline friend, or just surround yourself with them for all eternity.(A few of the patterns in this post are only accessible if you have a Ravelry account, which is free and absolutely something you should have anyway if you've made it this far.)