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a knitter/crocheter’s most abundant source of supplies–the scrap yarn jar. I turned some of mine into a heart.

20; finishing
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![]() 18; craft books ![]() 19; supplies a knitter/crocheter’s most abundant source of supplies–the scrap yarn jar. I turned some of mine into a heart. ![]() 20; finishing Pin It ![]() I know Valentine’s Day has passed, but I kind of like hearts. And I LOVE yarn. My scrap jar is one of my favorite sources of craft supplies. This project is so easy, I didn’t take any step-by-step photos. ![]() You start with a wire hanger (mine is coated in white plastic*), shape it into a heart, or circle, or whatever shape you want, untwist the top, thread your balls of yarn scraps around the whole thing, then re-twist the top. Done. No glue means you can re-use the yarn if you find yourself on the path of, say, a granny square afghan. ![]() ![]() *My plastic-coated hanger kept its original twist while I threaded, so re-twisting was a cinch. Pin It ![]() We survived the 6 days without daddy! One of the perks of him being gone is he brings gifts! Andrew got this adorable robot hat. Now he can chant “I.AM.A.ROBOT.” and actually look like one. Nathan got a different more “grown up” hat and I got chocolate! Weee! The week without daddy wasn’t tough at all. MY dad helped out a lot. My boys lovelovelove grandpa and I lovelovelove not having to walk in the rain to pick up the big kid from school. It was pretty great having him around. ![]() sheeeeesh. guh-rown. Pin It |
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