How to Make yarn for a scarf from recycled strips of silk

Aug 3, 2010 07:01 PM
Hands working on a gray t-shirt with a pocket design, surrounded by crafting materials.

If you're a habitual knitter, then you probably go through spools of yarn faster than you can buy them. And while rolls of yarn aren't all too expensive, purchasing many of them frequently does take its toll on your wallet. So why not opt for a cheaper and more eco-friendly approach to your knitting?

In this episode by Interweave, you'll learn how to save some dough by fabricating your own yarn. You'll upcycle old pieces of silk clothing into silk yarn that can be used for any project. In this video, though, you'll learn how to use the silk yarn to knit a beautiful scarf.

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