I used up all the small bits of cotton yarn I have that wasnt enough for a complete project by making dish cloths with the random yarns.
Since these aren’t “pretty” I won’t mind using them for really gross jobs like cat vomit and really greasy stuff.
This is called a bead stitch. I really liked it. A bit different than a puff stitch because you work around the post of a double crochet rather than work as a normal stitch.
I think the stitching alone is pretty! They are colorful and will make even the nastiest of jobs a bit more pleasant. Good use of those pesky leftover yarns…
Ok so I took some photos of my craft room, which has mostly been used as a storage room where I sometimes make stuff since we did it.
I’m in, I have a little corner of the living room and it overflows quickly, so at bit of using up is in order!
It is a fact that a flat surface will accumulate stuff, which is why when I moved, I designed my room to have as few of them as possible. It forces me to clear off my workspace after almost every project (almost)…
I think your hubby would like to know that you are using his creation for its intended purpose so I would start there in clearing things…as they say, you can only eat an elephant one bite at a time, so be patient but steady.
I love the color of the room, the striped rug, and the beautiful light! It is a wonderful space to be able to use.
My friend was gifted some old quilts and she wanted some of them to be made into pillows. So, the rest of the quilt I turned into a tote bag using up some of my stash!
Awesome tote and story…just a very unique repurpose and the bag is much more useful…love it.
I used some of my precious Charlie Harper flamingo fabric given to me by @AIMR to make a pouch for me
Great! Now this is the kind of destashing I love to see…using the good stuff for yourself!!!
I really like the hanging closet organizer for yarn. (and, I hear you on the serger; I have used mine, but not in ages)
@Edel love that pouch! An inside pocket with zipper is always handy! And using the good fabric for yourself is awesome.
@thanate it’s from the kids storage section at Ikea. Originally bought for kids storage but I always worried it would be pulled off the ceiling so now it’s mine!
I have been or plan on destashing my yarn supply by doing…
-Crocheting some special tree ornaments for next Xmas (yes, I DO get ready this early)
-Crocheting some items for charity (which I will post soon)
-Crocheting a blanket which I will pair with a vintage sheet to give to my BFF either for her birthday or next Xmas
-A shark blanket for another BFF who loves the cheesy shark movies on TV
-Making both DDs cake jars for their birthdays this spring
-And probably a bunch of other stuff that I had in my head and forgot already…
I’m too lazy right now to take a photo of my craft room, but it’s tiny, and everything has a place, although it looks crowded. It’s my happy space, not only because it houses all my materials, but also because I painted it a color that makes me smile, and it’s filled with items from all of you! 
The fact that you have enough yarn to do all these big projects to destash yarn amazes me.
I am interested in seeing that shark blanket!
@Lynx, I love seeing new life breathed into old quilts! I went to an antique store and all the quilts made me so sad, knowing how much love went into them only for people to discard them.
Yes! Using the good fabric FTW, @Edel! Cute pouch!
I made a basket (pattern) all from stash. The yarn in it is for my next crochet project.
I love that basket! Thanks for sharing the pattern. I don’t think I have the right sort of yarn in stash but I’m going to squirrel it away for later just in case.
I destashed some cotton today! I made pan handle covers for my cast iron skillets. They get really hot! The little pot holder is for when I need two hands to lift the pan. I am quite jazzed by them but they are going to be so dirty soon. 
