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Easy Yarn or Crochet Thread Holder

I cut a hole out of the top of a plastic milk jug, leaving the handle intact. A ball of yarn or crochet thread easily rolls around the clean inside of the jug while you knit or crochet. No more chasing balls across the floor or having the yarn/thread getting dirty as you use it! There is also enough room in the jug for your pattern and hook or needles when you have to set aside your project.

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By Becky from Watertown, WI

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By Debbie from New Jersey (Guest Post)
March 8, 20060 found this helpful

To keep my yarn clean, I use the plastic containers that snacks (pretzels, cheese doodles, etc.) come in from the wholesale clubs such as BJ's or Sam's Club. I just clean the containers out and I have my husband drill about a 1/2 inch hole through the middle of the lid. All I have to do is unscrew the lid, pop in my skein of yarn and then run the yarn through the hole, then screw the top back on.

 
By (Guest Post)
March 18, 20060 found this helpful

That is soooooooooooo clever! Thanks for this wonder tip.

 
By Cariboo Lady (Guest Post)
August 23, 20080 found this helpful

Try using those clear plastic bread holders they already have holes on either end for finger holes. They expanded or shrink for the size of ball you use. Or try using old tobacco containers with a hole drilled in it on the lid.

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A pop bottle cut in halve works well too. The thread comes out of the pop top easily. Make sure you push the lower half in so the ball doesn't hang up on the cut edge.

 

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