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    Quote Originally Posted by Judi Gums View Post
    I have taken yarn scraps and just stitched them into an ugly afghan......which turns out to be rather pretty in the long run. I just watch which colors I put next to each other, some look nicer together then others. I just use up the yarn as it runs out, don't try to make any type of pattern. If I have a little variegated I like to use that first then pull a color out of the variegated to put next to it when ever I can. Little scraps go into the trash.
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    I do the same or I make rugs/scrap pillows
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    Hi there! I use some of the yarn scraps for markers on my projects, most other yarn markers mess the yarn up, I cut to the size I like and use different colors for to mark for instance blue for an important reminder of row 3 or white for another reminder of row or rnd 12 and so forth! LOVE YOUR FRIEND MANDA!

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    I like the Swiffer cover idea for using up yarn scraps. I have already crocheted the cover, adding the extra yarn may make it work better. I also use yarn scraps for stuffing small crochet projects and for plastic canvas work. Plastic canvas yarn is expensive, so anything to save money around here helps.

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    Some of the longer pieces of yarn that I have could be used to make fringes to put on scarves.

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    Yarn Scraps-yarn-scraps-jpgI have been saving the ends that I cut off for the birds I seen an article where you put them in a wire bird feeder in the spring and the bird will take them and use them in their nests the more colors the better. just no fishing wire but yarn and embroidery thread works great.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MsBhaven View Post
    Yarn Scraps-yarn-scraps-jpgI have been saving the ends that I cut off for the birds I seen an article where you put them in a wire bird feeder in the spring and the bird will take them and use them in their nests the more colors the better. just no fishing wire but yarn and embroidery thread works great.
    What a wonderful idea!!!

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    3 to 8 inches of yarn is best for the birds
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    I made mine into flowers or any kind of square. it work for me. I never have time to say - 'I have nothing to do' .....or try on new stitch I wish to know how to do...etc.

    I love my stash and keep collecting them....
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    What a good idea!
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    Quote Originally Posted by MsBhaven View Post
    Yarn Scraps-yarn-scraps-jpgI have been saving the ends that I cut off for the birds I seen an article where you put them in a wire bird feeder in the spring and the bird will take them and use them in their nests the more colors the better. just no fishing wire but yarn and embroidery thread works great.

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    I am crocheting covers for plastic clothes hangers out of some of my stash.

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