I'd often thought about crocheting soap savers or soap sacks, but never got a round tuit. A friend asked me recently if I made them and I said no, but I'm sure I can, so I decided to give it a try.
After a few adjustments for size, this is what I came up with this morning. Whatdya think?
I'm going to use this one myself to see how I like it, if it stretches out too much, etc. If it works out ok, I'll make up a mess of them to list on Etsy. It's a great way to use up smaller bits of cotton yarn that aren't enough for a dishcloth.
After a few adjustments for size, this is what I came up with this morning. Whatdya think?
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I'm going to use this one myself to see how I like it, if it stretches out too much, etc. If it works out ok, I'll make up a mess of them to list on Etsy. It's a great way to use up smaller bits of cotton yarn that aren't enough for a dishcloth.
Interesting.
ReplyDeleteClever and a great way to make money by using up that extra yarn.
ReplyDeleteI like it! Let me know how it holds up.
ReplyDeleteOmigosh, it looks almost exactly like the one I made for myself. I really do like it even if it does stretch out a bit, but no worries. It does the trick of saving tiny bits of soap from becoming useless goopy stuff.
ReplyDeleteWhat did you decide about your soap bags? Oophs I mean soap sacks.
ReplyDeleteSlight possibility I'll make a trek to Chillitown next week, (schedule is pending still); if so you available to meet up for lunch or something one day?
Might be bringing Flat Stanley with me.
Love to check out his new blog, thought too you might have a story or pictures to share.
I have made a few. I use a organic soap that is bigger so I thought I would make mine longer. It stretched to twice it's size lol. Think I may make myself a new one that isn't so long :)
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