


I have created my Starmore Storage Box. Each yarn has a cubby hole and is labeled with the picture I took for my Ravelry Inventory. The pictures are of the yarn skeins with the label indicating the plys and lot numbers - which is really helpful. When I finish Glenesk I will remove the leftovers and sort Henry VII yarns into the cubby holes. If I finish Glenesk before September, I may start Leo or Lismore. It depends on the timing. This shoe box zips closed so it is the perfect protection for precious yarns.
Shoe Storage Box
Shoe Storage Box

1 comment:
I think the 1st one looks richest. What a great idea for storing yarn. I have been looking for some way of storing my stash. I love that it zips up. Yay for finished socks. I am also finished with a pair too.
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