This is one of the things I really need to complete to get a handle on my stash. I am a little afraid to find out just how much yarn I really have. All those projects not begun.
It takes a while to take all the pictures and save them to Flicker and then add them to Ravelry. I am writing this as 2 bags of yarn are loading onto Flicker…
Yeah for me!!!
A:woot:
BR (Before Ravelry) I made an accounting of my Yarn Stash using Excel because it also adds up the yardage. Sigh. Wanna know my total yardage? 
I will await your answer!
I have finally started to put my stash into Ravelry. I really hope that it will help me get control over what I have. I have projects in mind for almost all of the yarn I buy. But organizing all of it and then figuring out what I want to cast on next is my downfall.
Wow! That’s amazing. I would be really afraid to find out how much yardage I have. I added some more yarns just a little while ago. I am up to 94 with a few more bins to go. I guess that is part of the destash process though isn’t it?
Okay what’s the bad news…good news?
I’m in!
I have a bin of yarn that I purchased for making the Great American Aran Afghan. My goal is to finish that blanket in 2008. That would give me an entire bin of storage space for fun new purchases!
My only exception is for charity projects. If I don’t have yarn that meets the exact requirements when the project gets to me then I’m definitely going shopping, with a coupon of course!
I would like to join. I’m secksiebrat on ravelry. I think I’m going to try and focus on my “sock” yarn this year. I’ve got enough to probably make 8-10 pairs of socks. I’d be happy if that after my christmas knitting was done I could work on some socks, inbetween some of my other projects to work done my sock yarn addiction.
~danielle~
Oh, please count me in! I wasn’t part of this years destashing although I was with you in spirit. I worked hard at using my stash yarns and not purchasing random yarn without a project in mind. It was such a struggle. :teehee:
128,553 yards (978 skeins/hanks/balls)
So much to knit, so little time.
S.A.B.L.E. Stash Acquistions Beyond Life Expectancy!
2008 will change this ridiculous yardage total dramatically! 
Welcome little purl girl! You are in the right place at the right time!
Get your yarns organized, roll up your sleeves with us, and get out those needles! :knitting:2008, here we come…ready or not!
Welcome Danielle! 
Besides De-Stashing… my other goals for 2008 are: learn to knit socks, and Entrelac-anything. I even have some sock yarn that I bought at the Western Washington State Fair about 4 or 5 years ago. I didn’t know it was sock yarn until I swatched it. Sigh.
Good for you! We look forward to seeing your Stash Projects. Be sure and post them here on our thread, as well as in Whatcha Knitting. Or, link us to your Whatcha Knitting post!
Welcome Suzie! :woot: Yes, I agree with you about charity knitting. I wouldn’t make myself “earn” yarn for charity projects either. That is a wonderful work of love! 
Keep up that good spirit!
I’m gonna stay on the Stash Train for 2008!!
I was sort of successful in 2007. I did use up a lot of my cotton stash! (I’m still going to try to have all of the little ones used up by the end of the year, which will leave me with the cones.) I fell off the wagon kinda hard at SAFF, but it was useless to resist.
Most of my stash is listed in Ravelry (still haven’t put the SAFF stuff in yet–need some “free” time to do that). But I’m really going to try veryveryveryveryveryvery hard not to buy any more yarn, unless it’s for a charity project and I don’t have anything suitable. Unless, of course, I get gift certificates as gifts. I’ll try to use those for “rewards” for using up X amount of yarn.
Hi Misha! Welcome aboard the Stash Train! Hey, I nosed around in your (public :teehee:) Ravelry Stash Notebook…mmmmmmm…you have some darn luscious yarns! Wheeeee! You and me are about in the same boat!
Looking forward to your successes and your Stash Projects during the coming year!
And I love your living arrangement! One DH and 8 cats! Nice! :woot:
I want to learn socks and entrelac as well. I’ve got 4 half used balls of baby wool that could make a loverly entrelac baby blanket. and I need more socks.
as dumbledore says “one can never have too many Socks”
Especially warm, handknitted, well fitting ones wthout holes in them. (No more sewing up sockholes:yay: )
I’m in. I don’t think my stash is as big as some, but there’s plenty in there, and my dh finally said, when I brought home one tiny skein for my dd to make some Christmas ornaments, “You’re not going to buy any more yarn any time soon, are you?” Since he’s been so good, and hasn’t said a word before now, I feel I should really make an effort to use up what I have…and it’s a lot more than I thought, now that I see it on Ravelry (and that’s not complete quite yet).
Anyway, I bought a bunch of skeins to work on some sort of afghan with my dd. We were thinking some sort of mitered square thing, but I’m thinking that my couple of test squares were misshapen,and it might not be as much fun as I thought. Any suggestions for a shared project???
And there’s a small batch of stuff I bought on sale without any project in mind, so I need to get cracking on that, too! Just as soon as Christmas is over.
So, my goals are to do the afghan or throw with dd, and to use up at least a couple of projects’ worth of yarn before buying more…so dh can better understand the concepts! (He gets buying yarn for a project; he doesn’t get buying yarn to keep in the closet! 
I’ll join in. I don’t have a monster stash, but it’s enough to make me feel guilty when I look at it. DH is deploying soon, so I’ll have a ton of time to kill. Then I can buy new yarn, um, look at, um, yeah. LOL
Count me in, but I’m going to cheat. After the first of January, ALL my stashed yarn except for one color way that will be a spring sweater is going to charity. People where I used to work will be making squares for Warm Up America, a good cause.
I’ll need help to not want to fill up the void!
:roflhard: Oh wait! I have a large bin of baby yarn, have to keep that, as Little Miss Avatar likes things I knit.
Hi Lisa! :waving: Welcome!
An idea for a shared project: why not work the LOG CABIN afghan??!! You couldn’t work on it simutaneously, but you could take turns adding to it! Knitqueen, a knitter here at KH, posted her log cabin! CLICK HERE to see it! The concept is in the Mason-Dixon knitting book! Have you seen this book? It is for sale at Amazon. Worth every penny BTW!
What is your Ravelry handle? I want to add you in MY FRIENDS if I haven’t done so already!
Welcome yarnfreak! You are in the right place, at the right time! We look forward to seeing your stash projects! :knitting:Keep us posted here!