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Giveaway-Knitless: 50 No-Knit, Stash-Busting Yarn Projects

September 22, 2015 by Stefanie Girard

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Giveaway-Knitless: 50 No-Knit, Stash-Busting Yarn Projects

by

Laura McFadden

Leave a comment in today’s post by October 14th, 2015 and you are in the running for this fiber-tastic book!

Open to U.S. residents only please.

I have the pleasure of being part of a blog hop with a bunch of other great bloggers. Pop on over to their sites for more chances to win a copy of the book and see all sorts of great crafts!

9/15 Pretty Things

9/16 Midlife Musings

9/17 She Shoots Sheep Shots

9/18 Knit and Nosh

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9/20 ZakkaLife

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9/24 Cut Out + Keep

9/25 Think Crafts!

9/26 Our Daily Craft

9/27 The Crafty Princess Diaries

9/28 Delia Creates

More about the book from the publisher, Running Press:

“No-Knit Your Way to Great Crafts!

This clever book gives yarn lovers—both knitters and non-knitters alike—50 fun ways to use their stashes without taking out their knitting needles. The projects are easy and simple, but with a modern aesthetic that manages to be both sophisticated and cozy. This book will strike a chord with DIYers who love yarn but don’t always want to take the time and effort to knit something from it. Some of the projects include a Sputnik lamp shade, a welcome mat, jewelry, and even a rehabbed woven lawn chair. Put away your needles and crochet hooks and create fabulous projects, from accessories to home goods and more!”

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Comments

  1. Kelli Jacobson says

    September 26, 2015 at 12:00 am

    I have a rather large yarn stash that would love some new ideas on how to be used! lol

  2. LAK says

    September 28, 2015 at 10:17 am

    Great book just in time for the holidays. Thanks for the giveaway!

  3. Gizala says

    September 30, 2015 at 10:41 am

    Can’t wait to see what is inside!

  4. Susan T says

    October 1, 2015 at 10:24 pm

    This looks like a solution for too much yarn. I would love to win it.

  5. Chris Williams says

    October 3, 2015 at 10:15 pm

    I’m definitely intrigued …. who doesn’t have a yarn, string, ribbon stash?

  6. Traci says

    October 4, 2015 at 3:17 pm

    Great idea! I would love to know some interesting yarn projects.

  7. huntley52014 says

    May 24, 2017 at 9:51 pm

    Busting my stash without knitting–I am in!

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Handmade with a Past: Tuesday’s Top Recycled Etsy Find

If you love a good wine and a stylish cheese platter, then this recycled flat wine bottle cheese board will be your new best friend. Not only does it combine two of life’s greatest pleasures, but it also gives a second life to old wine bottles, turning them into something functional and chic.

I stumbled across a similar piece at a friend’s gathering last year, and I couldn’t stop admiring it. The wine bottle was almost unrecognizable—transformed into a sleek, modern board for snacks and small bites. It’s the perfect conversation starter, and honestly, it brings a certain wow factor to any dinner party or casual gathering.

This cheese board isn’t just pretty; it’s practical too. The smooth surface is ideal for serving everything from crackers to fruit to your favorite cheeses. Plus, it’s an awesome example of recycling and upcycling, keeping those old bottles out of landfills while elevating your entertaining game.

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