Stash Buster Ideas - Let's Talk - Replay Live Archive
If you've been knitting for any length of time, you've probably accumulated that "someday" yarn or leftover bits that are too pretty to toss.
- Projects to inspire you to put your stash to use
- Tips and techniques to stretch those small bits

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Stash busting classroom
Mary shared her cute-as-can-be baby sweater, Baby Piccu.
The free Berocco pattern can be found here ... notice the ribbed neckband is a combination of 2x2 and 1x1 ribbing .... really unique!

Donald shared tips about lubricating and cleaning our machines
Please let me know if I've forgotten something ... don't want to leave anyone/anything out!
Stash busting classroom
- Additional suggestions for using up small amounts of yarn: Home Dec (placemats, knitted vase covers), Knitweave, stuffing for small knitted toys and pin cushions
- Great shared items. If you shared, will you please take a photo and I'll include your success here
- Masks:
- Substitute I-cord for elastic
- Knit a 3" piece and add buttons. Elastic can be looped over the buttons at the back of the head
- What oil to use for our machines? Many agreed that sewing machine oil is best
- A question about needles sticking prompted a discussion about cleaning machines. A suggestion to vacuum the needlebed regularly was offered
- A knitter was looking for a Brother stitch pattern #626
Here's a link to the DAK file
Here's a punchcard template
Here's a punchcard template (reversed)
Mary shared her cute-as-can-be baby sweater, Baby Piccu.
The free Berocco pattern can be found here ... notice the ribbed neckband is a combination of 2x2 and 1x1 ribbing .... really unique!

Donald shared tips about lubricating and cleaning our machines