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Date Posted: 14:11:33 03/07/14 Fri
Author: Huskerfan
Subject: Re: OT: Huskerfan (another option for your 1 pound skeins of yarn)
In reply to: Joann 's message, "OT: Huskerfan (another option for your 1 pound skeins of yarn)" on 11:20:02 03/06/14 Thu

I will look for that lemonade one but I have the oatmeal one and would like a see through one so would like to find the 3 liter one but maybe I will get both and decide which I like best. I like lemonade so thats not a bad buy with summer coming. Thanks guys.
Linda

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[> Re: OT: Huskerfan (another option for your 1 pound skeins of yarn) -- jazz, 14:59:17 03/10/14 Mon [1]

Great ideas, all. Thought I would throw out an idea or 2. How about those plastic ice cream containers? Are they tall enough to hold a cone of that cotton yarn?

Years ago, I bought a hand-operated yarn winder. It makes a flat round (sort of like a round bale of hay). The balls would fit nicely in a 2 liter, I believe. For those of us who use a lot of yarn, a yarn-winder is a great time-saver. (((hugs)))

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