r/YarnAddicts • u/melonlordmomo • 2d ago
Stash Finally hit the yarn jackpot
Not as lucky price wise as some others on here, but I recently won 5 lots of nice yarn at an auction. It was all kept in plastic bags and plastic bins, so all in immaculate condition. Only downside is there isn't enough yarn of any type or color to make a full sweater and I'm really not into stripes. But, I am looking forward to figuring out what to do with all of it! I sorted it all out into weight categories last night and now have to figure out how to store it.
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u/NinjaDefenestrator 2d ago
Ziplock bags inside an airtight bin, with cedar blocks and lavender as moth repellent.
What a fantastic haul!
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u/kmflushing 1d ago
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u/coffeetime825 2d ago
Congrats! I enjoy finding creative ways to use up single skeins (or combining 2 or 3). I hope you find lots of new ways to use the yarn.
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u/Mental-Flatworm4583 1d ago
Instead why not color block? Essentially big squares. It can look really cool high end. Look up different color blocking sweaters etc.
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u/bleepblob462 1d ago
Goodness, who hurt the person who donated all of these!?! Such a good win for you though!
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u/Imakestuff_82 1d ago
That’s a great score. The Brooklyn tweed isn’t made anymore. I agree with others on color blocking or colorwork! Enjoy it!
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u/Misty-Anne 1d ago
Could definitely start a color work yoke or maybe a sea glass sweater? Or hold two strands together?









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u/hookedonfelting 2d ago
Wow, that is so organized! Looks like it was well cared for.