2 Big Reasons We Keep Too Much Yarn

2 Big Reasons We Keep Too Much Yarn
Continuing with the yarn declutter this week, we’re looking a some knitting mindsets.
Every knitter and crocheter knows that yarn can build up. The yarn stash can overflow sometimes, but why does that happen?
What is it that means we have more than we realise? I’ve got the 2 biggest reasons for you today.

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Timestamps:
0:00 the big questions!
1:10 reason 1
2:05 a favourite book of mine
3:00 are you willing?
3:20 where is that money now?
4:15 it wasn’t a bad decision
5:01 the non-knitter bestie
5:55 reason 2
7:00 everyone loves this yarn
7:45 do you need that extra ball?
8:50 is it not just yarn?
10:45 one realisation at a time
12:00 the full yarn declutter

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Choosing Yarn For Knitting:

How To Pick Yarn When You Can’t Get To A Yarn Store:

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Far Behind, by Silent Partner

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