I use circular needles and DPN - these are my favorite ways to organize them so I can find the size I need when I need it! Get the Circular Solution here: https://www.knitdenise.com/collections/the-circular-solution

Shaina and Angie get together to chat about knitting and tea! To get amazing yarns from Purl the Yarn Bus, visit: https://www.thetravelingyarnyogi.com/

This week for the Summer of Stash, go through all of those forgotten project bags. Decide which projects you're keeping and which projects you're ripping (or donating or tossing).

This is the first Summer of Stash Yarnie Interview with Shaina's BFF Keith Leonard of Yarn Snob Yarns

Join Shaina for the first week of Summer of Stash, where we talk about different ways to organize, donate, and store your yarn stash. To get the Summer of Stash emails delivered to your inbox, join here: https://www.shainabilow.com/mailing-list To read Shaina's blog post "4 Ways to Organize Your Yarn Stash", click here: https://www.shainabilow.com/post/4-ways-to-organize-your-yarn-stash

Join me as I kick of the Summer of Stash 2025 with a stash organizing video. I go through my yarn, share my though processes on how I decide which yarns to keep, how to store them, and more! What's the Summer of Stash? A summer full of fun stash challenges and prompts to help you use stash and get ready to get new yarn in the fall. We'll have monthly Zoom sessions to talk about stash, interviews with my Yarn Friends about how they manage their stashes, and more! To join the Summer of Stash, please subscribe to my mailing list here: https://www.shainabilow.com/mailing-list

Clips from my full length Stash Organizing Video that help you understand just how much I get it! Join the Summer of Stash 2025 and we'll tame our yarn stashes together! Join at: https://www.shainabilow.com/mailing-list

In this video, knitting instructor and knitwear designer Shaina Bilow demonstrates how to properly carry the unused yarn along the edge of the knitted fabric. Working stripes this way avoids excess tails. To start a new color: Bring the new yarn under/behind the just-used yarn and begin the row. To catch the yarn in a longer stripe: Bring the carried yarn under/behind the working yarn and then bring the working yarn to the back, maintaining the twist. If you are carrying yarn for more than 6-8 rows, be sure that you keep the carried yarn strand flexible along the edge of the work to avoid puckering of the stripes.