Want some great yarn, but don't have the budget to blow on designer yarn? Get yourself down to the thrift shop, and start reclaiming yarn from Sweaters! Most...
Harvesting yarn from a sweater to use to knit or crochet is not only green, it is also quite economical. With yarn prices for a sweater often running upwards of $70 and the typical thrift store sweater costing around $15, it's easy to see why harvesting yarn from a sweater you already own or purchased at a thrift store, is a decision that is both thrifty and green. This is Part 1 of a 3 part tutorial on how to harvest yarn from a sweater. In Part 1 we examine how to choose a sweater that's perfect for the task at hand!
Want some great yarn, but don't have the budget to blow on designer yarn? Get yourself down to the thrift shop, and start reclaiming yarn from Sweaters! Most...
Harvesting yarn from a sweater to use to knit or crochet is not only green, it is also quite economical. With yarn prices for a sweater often running upwards of $70 and the typical thrift store sweater costing around $15, it's easy to see why harvesting yarn from a sweater you already own or purchased at a thrift store, is a decision that is both thrifty and green. This is Part 1 of a 3 part tutorial on how to harvest yarn from a sweater. In Part 1 we examine how to choose a sweater that's perfect for the task at hand!
