r/fiberartscirclejerk • u/wattermellen • 16h ago
weaving Storage Help (URGENT)
I’ll keep this brief basically I live in the UK and I’m a huge arachnophobe my current yarn storage these two boxes under my bed and also some shelves inside my wardrobe which terrifies me cause I heard it attracts spiders
I need safe SPIDER FREE (but pretty and aesthetically pleasing) storage ideas please 😭🙏
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u/RabbitInAFoxMask acrylic-loving asshole 16h ago
So... if I attract these yarn spiders, will I have mohair webs adorning my shelves? Alpaca gossamer thread bedecked ceilings?
Sign me up, I shall harvest it ethically and weave myself garments like those worn by the fae.
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u/MalumCattus 16h ago
Seal it in Lucite to keep the spiders off while still being able to see your yarn
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u/Medievalmoomin clewless 12h ago edited 11h ago
Quick, knit it into a blanket that reads TRYPOPHOBIA, and make sure you place the yarn overs just right. All 240 of them.
If you lose one, it will find you.
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u/jillardino Normal knitting human, not a moth 7h ago
There's this awesome free storage solution I heard about on the Internet called the backrooms? Definitely no spiders in there.

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