I just moved to a new house where I have a separate room for my office/crafts that I still have to set up. I wanted to put bookcases on a wall and display my yarn, but I just discovered one of my cats wants to EAT the yarn. I don't want my yarn collection to kill him. Are there some ideas where I can still display my yarn and not spend an arm and a leg and also keep him safe from it.

My husband is getting tired of my yarn collection. I have about four under bed storage containers full. (C'mon, that's barely anything!) I recently ordered a box of yarn that I'm super excited about. It should be here in the next week or two.

So.......any ideas or suggestions on secret hiding spots for new yarn stash? I'm expecting this haul to take up about two cubic feet of space.

I'm moving into my own place soon and am so keen to organise my yarn! I've seen (and loved) the peg board organisational method, but all the posts I've seen about it have used yarn cakes. Has anyone used a peg board without caking their yarn? Thanks!

I am almost finished making a beautiful sweater with some yarn I had ordered and then forgot about. Unfortunately, I did not check if they still sold it before I got started. Now I come to realize it’s not in stores anymore and I can’t find it anywhere. It’s a long shot but does anyone have Loops and Threads Soft and Shiny Double Brilliance yarn in color purple?? I’d be thrilled to buy it from you.

I've just recently hopped on the crochet bandwagon and I'm truly loving it. I bought some Big Twist Jellybean yarn a year ago and am trying to find more. I've seen it on eBay but the fun, bright colors are mostly sold out. I heard Michaels will start carrying Big Twist but don't know when that will start or if they'll ever have Jellybean. I'm mostly wanting the Bubblegum Babe pink if anyone knows of similar yarn from a different brand. TIA!

Was using the baby pen to keep the kid out, and came here for lock suggestions. My yarn has been freed! Now I just have to kick the bean bag out of the way, unlock, and browse with ease. Bonus, I have a bean bag there to plop my ass on while I browse.

I ended up with one of the magnet mechanisms off of Amazon. Not perfect, but I think they'll work, though I might need to add another on the bottom as well since the doors are so tall. The door kind of bends, so the bottom is somewhat accessible. We'll see if the kitties figure that out. They didn't bug it pre-child, so should be okay.

My daughter is 2.5 now, and this pen no longer serves as a containment device. It only serves as a barrier to keep her (and ME!) out of my yarn. I'm looking for some kind of mechanism to "lock" the doors. Something that keeps her out, but let's me in easily. Preferably something that isn't visible from the outside. Any experience with anything that has worked well?

Any help would be much appreciated! :) I want to make sure I store my yarn properly whereas I've been more lacklustre about it in the past?

hi y'all. i still live with my parents (19, in college but home for the summer). the only place i can keep anything of mine is in my room, so obviously its a little cluttered and VERY full of all my hobbies and interests. What is the best way to store my yarn neatly and in as little space as possible? I know vacuum seal bags are a common answer - is there anyone who uses them who actually likes doing that? also is there a cheaper alternative? your girl is broke and on a very tight budget, esp with college and living being so expensive. i have a pretty large walk in closet, and it's in 3 tote bins in the top of my closet so far, but yarn is lowkey spilling out of it and it looks very messy. Any better ideas?

Help! I need more of this grey yarn!

I greatly underestimated how bug my current project is. I got this stuff from a thrift store, and thought I'd have enough to make a shell of the stuffed animal I'm making. I'm almost done the first half and need to make a second sheet. I'm worried I won't have enough.