You’ve finished knitting a beautiful lace weight shawl. It’s amazing and you can’t wait to wear it.
But you have this little ball of laceweight yarn leftover. What do you do with it?
Maybe you’ll keep it just in case you need to repair a hole in your new shawl?
Or maybe a pattern will come along that will make use of this, and all the other leftover laceweight you have languishing in your stash?
Or maybe you’ll just keep stashing little balls of laceweight yarn here and there around the house, and building to the stress of figuring out what to do with the growing collection.
This is for you if you are…
…a blushing bride looking for an exquisitely beautiful bouquet and boutonniere…
…a designer looking for the next contemporary crafty decor for your home…
…a generous friend looking for a gorgeous gift for the person who has it all…
…or a yarn lover who simply wants to use up some leftover yarn without throwing it away.
Whatever your need… full colour photo tutorials, video guides, and in-depth instructions await you in our range of PDF eBooks that will show you, step-by-step, how to transform your languishing leftovers into your very own Yarn Shawl Pin or Yarn Bouquet!
Start with The Yarn Lovers’ Shawl Pin below (it’s free) to get started…
Ideal for small amounts of leftovers.
Good for boutonnieres, shawl pins, accessories, and gifts. Click the button below to get the eBook for free…
Ideal for lots of small leftovers.
Good for bridesmaids, flower girls, home decor, and gift giving. Click the button below to find out more…
Ideal for large amounts of leftovers.
Good for brides, exquisite home decor, and glamorous gift giving. Coming soon.