Last week I talked about cleaning out my kitchen drawers, to get them organized and this week I decided to continue doing some organization by going through my yarn stash. While going through my yarn stash, I found some recycled ribbon yarn and wooden basket bottoms that I purchased over six months ago and were pushed to the back of the closet. So I decided to make a few baskets to help organize my yarn stash.
Here we go a skein fresh off the hook:
Note: The waistcoat stitch (also known as the knit st) is used for these baskets, since it makes a dense fabric that helps the baskets to hold their structure.
The larger of the two baskets 7 ¾” (19.685 cm) across the bottom, 8” (20.32 cm) across the top, and 5”(12.7 cm) high. It holds 4- 3.5 oz/100g skeins of yarn.
The smaller basket is 5 ¾” (14.6 cm) across the bottom, 6” (15.24 cm) across the top, and 4” (10.16) high, and works great for holding left over yarn!
These baskets are not just for yarn storage, they can be used to store other items, used as decorations, to hold plants, or giving as a gift, the possibilities are endless!
For information on the yarn and tools used to make these baskets check out the pattern here
Have a hooky day! Lynne
*All images are copyright by Lynne Samaan and D60 Crochet, please do not use without permission, Thank you!
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