Your cart

Your cart is empty

That is so sad!

You deserve happiness and fine things. Cast on a new project, the most squishy yarn, fun notions and instruction books, some new skills and fiber friends with a class...

Plus, this habit is much better for your teeth than crack.

You know that pile of yarn that was left over after that amazing project? It's too nice to just toss it, but what can you do with tiny little skeins aside from making hats for chickens? (I mean, those are pretty awesome too, IMHO). But, if that's NOT your idea of where your specially chosen fibers should spend their lives - you can always find some stashbuster projects that make your heart happy. There are 25 of them in this book. And everyone you know could use a happy little heart banner!

This book is for knitters who want to know how to make use of their stash and avoid waste, this collection of 25 patterns has the answer.

Every knitter knows that sometimes you have yarn left over after finishing a make—maybe a whole ball, often slightly less than a ball, but either way too much to just throw it away and not enough to return it to the seller. Then there's the yarn you buy without a particular make in mind, just because it's a beautiful color, or you love the feel of it, or it was in a flash sale. But what can you do with all these lovely bits and pieces?
Knitting Stashbusters has the answer: 25 lovely projects specially chosen to use up your yarn. Some can be made with one ball, others use up smaller amounts of several different shades, but all of them are chosen to save you from wasting what you already have in store. You can make a cute garland of hearts to brighten up a room, or knit a penguin toy for a new baby. Perhaps you'd like to make all sorts of cozies, or knit storage pots and a pencil case. Or you could choose to make a cute cottage doorstop using colors that match your own house. And once you've reduced the size of your stash, what better excuse could you have to go out and buy more yarn!

Knitting Stashbusters Pattern Book

Regular price $17.00
Unit price
per 
Fast Shipping
Secure payment
Availability
 
Shipping calculated at checkout.

Your order ships carbon neutral

You know that pile of yarn that was left over after that amazing project? It's too nice to just toss it, but what can you do with tiny little skeins aside from making hats for chickens? (I mean, those are pretty awesome too, IMHO). But, if that's NOT your idea of where your specially chosen fibers should spend their lives - you can always find some stashbuster projects that make your heart happy. There are 25 of them in this book. And everyone you know could use a happy little heart banner!

This book is for knitters who want to know how to make use of their stash and avoid waste, this collection of 25 patterns has the answer.

Every knitter knows that sometimes you have yarn left over after finishing a make—maybe a whole ball, often slightly less than a ball, but either way too much to just throw it away and not enough to return it to the seller. Then there's the yarn you buy without a particular make in mind, just because it's a beautiful color, or you love the feel of it, or it was in a flash sale. But what can you do with all these lovely bits and pieces?
Knitting Stashbusters has the answer: 25 lovely projects specially chosen to use up your yarn. Some can be made with one ball, others use up smaller amounts of several different shades, but all of them are chosen to save you from wasting what you already have in store. You can make a cute garland of hearts to brighten up a room, or knit a penguin toy for a new baby. Perhaps you'd like to make all sorts of cozies, or knit storage pots and a pencil case. Or you could choose to make a cute cottage doorstop using colors that match your own house. And once you've reduced the size of your stash, what better excuse could you have to go out and buy more yarn!

Create wearable art

To die for yarn

Textures, fibers, colors...an artist's playground.

Bring your needles and a sense of humor.

Classes for all abilities

Whether new to the art, or fibre is in your DNA - we have something for everyone at Low Country Shrimp and Knits.

I laughed. I cried. It was better than Cats. I want to watch them again and again...

Irreverent knits

The absolutely hilarious talk show that sometimes even discusses knitting.