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Who doesn’t love the thrill of starting a new project? The excitement of picking out yarn and the anticipation of the finished piece can be hard to resist. But, as time rolls on, some of those works in progress (WIPs) tend to pile up in the back of our closets, gathering dust. So, when is it time to let go of those projects that you know deep down you’ll probably never finish?
How To Store Your Works In Progress
As a crocheter there’s nothing quite as satisfying as watching your projects evolve into beautiful creations. But what happens when you need to set your work aside and tackle a new masterpiece? Proper storage of your works in progress (WIPs) is essential to keep them safe from tangling, pets, or even accidents. Here are some strategies to store your WIPs so you can easily track the yarn, hooks, and patterns you’ve been using.
Is your yarn stash out of control? Do you have yarn sitting in bags waiting to be put away or your stash looks like a tangled mess? Organizing yarn is more than putting all of the blue yarn in one pile and the pink yarn in another. It’s about creating a space that lets you create without spending your day looking for the yarn you know you bought and now can’t find.
Happy Colors Granny Square Blanket
Add color and style to your collection with this beginner friendly granny square blanket. You can make it any size and color.
Autumn Granny Square Blanket
This easily customizable and beginner friendly blanket uses Red Heart All in One Granny Square Yarn.
This beautiful pattern uses the corner to corner (c2c) technique for a blanket that works up fast and is beginner friendly.
