Re: OT: Yarn


Janie Wrote:
"RaeMorrill" <RaeMorrill.2xmswb@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Phyllis

Have you checked ebay? Perhaps some folks there sell leftover stuff
at
a good price?


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RaeMorrill

Try placing an ad in your local PennySaver type paper asking for yarn
donations. So many people have unfinished projects or otherwise unused
craft supplies they would happily donate to anyone who wanted the
stuff.
When my daughter was moving, she donated most of her unused craft
supplies
to a church.


My mother enjoyed all kinds of needlework. When she died, I gave all
of her
equipment and supplies to a Senior Center. The main thing is to spread
the
word that you can use any unwanted yarn for your charity projects.
That's a good idea. Try Craigslist - that's a good one too. Also there
are Freecycle sites just about everywhere where you can put up wanted
ads.


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RaeMorrill
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