SEW Organized Yarn and Twine Containers

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Welcome to another series of SEW Organized! Every Tuesday I feature a new item to help you organize your craft room. You can see all my craft room ideas here.

Plastic container twine holder at sewlicioushomedecor.com

I’ve been buying a lot of strawberries lately, and have been making a lot of Strawberry Shortcakes. I kept the strawberry container’s, because I knew they would make great storage containers for something.

After I made my TWINE Cupcakes, I had several rolls of leftover yarn and put those strawberry containers to use!

I put 2 rolls of yarn in a container and pulled the end of the yarn through the slots. When I need some yarn, I just pull the end of the yarn.

This keeps my rolls of yarn organized and since the containers are clear I can organize them by colors.

Plus, these containers keeps my cats away from the yarn!

Other Craft Room Ideas you may like: Recycled Clorox Container-Yarn Holder

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  1. says

    Marvelous idea! Perfect size to store and to show your yarn/twine! Love it! I am so delighted that you shared with Home and Garden Thursday,
    Kathy

  2. Jacquelene L says

    Thank you very much for sharing this great idea! I just dashed to my recycle bin and pulled out an empty tomatoe container. This is a great solution for the fringe yarn I use for embellishment. I put one in the container so I won’t forget. The best part it’s free!
    Jacquelene L
    Canada

    • Msmarti22 says

      Tomato containers are a good idea too! I will have to remember that the next time I buy tomato’s!

  3. says

    Great idea - I also save the larger lettuce or spinach containers for fabric scraps I have cut into small squares or strips or bias strips. I will have to start using some for yarn as well.

    • Msmarti22 says

      That’s a great idea, too!! I’m going to start saving those containers, they would be great for lots of things.

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