I imagined trying to get a cat into a sweater, and it would be kind of like squeezing a water balloon into a sock. If the water balloon was heavily armed. And pissed off at you.
But it would be so worth it, once the wounds healed.
Difficulty level: Intermediate
circular needles double point stash yarnPopularity: 41% [?]
Hair doesn’t always cooperate. But knitting does.
Difficulty level: Easy
fingering weight stash yarn straight needlesPopularity: 57% [?]
The yummiest-looking zero-calorie cake ever.
Although probably a bit woolly, if you dug in your fork.
Difficulty level: Intermediate
acrylic stash yarn straight needles worsted weightPopularity: 55% [?]
I don’t know what I like best about this pattern.
Is it the lunatic idea of knitting a Doctor Who Dalek? Or is it that absolutely appalling pun?
Difficulty level: Intermediate
circular needles double point stash yarn worsted weightPopularity: 52% [?]
Got lots of bits in your yarn stash and tired of making small projects?
Why not branch out into stashghans?
Difficulty level: Easy
circular needles stash yarn worsted weightPopularity: 58% [?]
The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, in the hopes that Saint Nicholas soon would be there.
(Meanwhile, Mommy is hoping that her Kitchener Stitch was strong enough to hold the toe closed and keep all the presents from spilling out. Good luck, Mommy!)
Difficulty level: Intermediate
double point stash yarn worsted weightPopularity: 71% [?]
Chronic dishcloth knitters - like I intend to be, whenever I manage to get started - end up with a lot of extra cotton in their stash. Whatever to do with it all?
When Abigail puts it like this, it’s obvious, really. Tribbles.
Difficulty level: Easy
cotton stash yarn straight needles worsted weightPopularity: 65% [?]
A cozy basket to use up some of your stash yarn and help store the rest of it.
Difficulty level: Intermediate
circular needles stash yarn worsted weightPopularity: 49% [?]
In a word, yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay! The mail brought good tidings today. My new yarn has arrived.
I was feeling very sorry for myself, looking at the decrepit state of my yarn stash. So I splashed out and went eBaying. I’ve wanted to get into knitted washcloths in a semi-major way - this is almost entirely Smariek’s fault, for being such a prolific and talented designer - so it only seemed logical to buy some cotton. By the pound.
And like peanut butter cups, you can never stop at just one.
cotton stash yarnPopularity: 29% [?]
An extraordinary stash buster, and the best way I’ve ever seen to keep drink rings off the coffee table.
Difficulty level: Intermediate
double point stash yarn worsted weightPopularity: 21% [?]
A stashbuster and a gentleman, another great design from Smariek Knits.
When I grow up, I want a knitting brain like she has.
Difficulty level: Intermediate
circular needles stash yarn worsted weightPopularity: 36% [?]
A highly original and fantastically cheerful design.
The vegetarians in every knitter’s life should have one, but why stop just with them?
Difficulty level: Easy
stash yarn straight needles worsted weightPopularity: 32% [?]
A cute bumblebee on a cord, perfect for entertaining your furry friend.
And if you don’t have any yellow or black in your stash, the cat will never know the difference.
Difficulty level: Intermediate
double point stash yarn worsted weightPopularity: 30% [?]
