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DIY Yarn Holder

Recycle an Oatmeal Container

Do you have trouble with yarn tangling when crocheting, knitting or working on a yarn project?Yarn Holder Tip

Learn how to repurpose an ordinary oatmeal canister into a yarn holder. Watch the video and read the written instructions below to see how.



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DIY Yarn Holder

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TO MAKE THE YARN HOLDER:

Cut a round hole in the center of the lid of a large oatmeal canister. The hole should be large enough for the yarn to feed through.Yarn Holder Tip

Decorate the outside of the container with scrapbook paper, fabric, heavy wrapping paper or contact paper.

Embellish it with beads, buttons, yarn photos, sequins, etc.

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HOW TO USE

To use the yarn dispenser, simply place a ball of yarn or a skein of yarn inside the canister.Yarn Holder Tip

Take the end of the yarn and feed it through the lid.

Place the lid on the canister.

THE YARN HOLDER IS READY TO USE. Just pull the yarn out of the canister as needed.


QUESTIONS?

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