Had an empty bowl.
Filled it up FAST & FREE. (Same way I made my SNOWBALLS. You can see them HERE.)
You won't need as much yarn if you start with a ball formed from a plastic grocery bag. We all have lots of those, right?
Just start wrapping. . .
and continue wrapping. . .
until the grocery bag is covered. Cut your yarn and tuck the loose end under some of the wrapped yarn.
I started with a grocery bag wadded into a smaller ball for the second one to vary the size a bit. I also untwisted the yarn slightly on the second ball to give it a different look.
The variegated yarn was used on 4 other bag balls of various sizes - giving each a unique look.
The 7th ball was created with the last bits of both skeins twisted together. That's the one on top.
Bowl filled. Mission accomplished.
I'm off to bake a triple batch of buttermilk rolls now - some for Thanksgiving - some for the freezer!
All is well in the Keweenaw.
Lovely bowl fillers.
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DeleteSuch fun colors! Great way to fill up a bowl. :) Thanks for sharing with SYC.
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Jann
So cute! Thanks for sharing with us at Funtastic Friday!
ReplyDeleteThose are prefect and looks lovely in your vase. Thank you for sharing this cleaver idea at Dishing it and Digging it link party.
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