Frugal Knitting: Knit on the Cheap with Money-Saving Knitting Resources
Knitting doesn’t have to be expensive. Frugal knitters know a thing or two about knitting on a budget. Read on for “purls” of wisdom.
Knitting is an enjoyable hobby and it doesn’t have to cost the roof. Frugal knitters know how to create great knitted items while still saving money.
This article is a compilation of resources for knitting on a budget: seasoned knitters offer workable ideas for inexpensive knitting projects.
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Frugal Knitting
- Knitting on the Cheap–this article discusses where to find free knitting patterns, how to recycle yarn and wool, and how to avoid having to buy different-sized knitting needles.
- Free Knitting Patterns on the Web–insights about where to find free knitting patterns online. Knitters have access to the latest patterns, vintage knitting patterns, and even a free knitting directory. Other resources mentioned are online magazines and libraries, which offer free knitting patterns.
- Affordable Yarn Shopping Websites–offers tips about where to find good quality yarn at affordable prices. Online retailers offer a wealth of knitting products to consumers at reachable costs via direct-to-knitter sales, cutting out costs of a middle man.
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- Free Knit Pattern for Girl’s Scarf, Purse, Tiarra–frugal knitting doesn’t have to be dull. This article offers a fun knitting project that makes an attractive ensemble for a little princess.
- How to Recycle Yarn–recycling isn’t just for paper and plastics. Yarn can be reused to fashion practical and attractive knitted pieces. How-to’s on where to obtain low-cost knitted items that can be unpicked for cheap, usable yarn for new projects.
- Turn a Toliet Paper Tube Into a Knitting Spool–how to use everyday items for inexpensive knitting tools.
- Cheap Gifts and Stocking Fillers for Knitters–this article details neat gadgets and gizmos for knitters at unbelievably low prices.
In challenging economic times, knitters don’t have to give up a hobby they love because of the rising cost of knitting supplies. Frugal knitters use money-saving strategies that allow them to knit on a budget . . . creating a wealth of knitted items.
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Mayur01, posted this comment on May 23rd, 2009
Good information
Juhls, posted this comment on May 23rd, 2009
Great resource! I’ve been in the mood to knit, and this is a great place to start to help reduce costs.
Jo Oliver, posted this comment on May 23rd, 2009
my mom is knitting my little bun in the oven a blanky now. I wish I knew how, but do not have the ability to be still and learn.
Athlyn Green, posted this comment on May 23rd, 2009
Congrats Jo, that’s so exciting!
Glad this info is proving helpful to those who want to start knitting or for ways to cut costs.
I’ve heard about yarn exchanges in some places where people swap colors.
OhSugar, posted this comment on May 27th, 2009
Oh, how I wished that I could knit. I have tried a few times in my life and always made a mess. I envy anyone who can create beautiful items knitting. I enjoyed read your article.
BC Doan, posted this comment on Jul 15th, 2009
This is very helpful resources for knitters..I knit mostly in winter..
Athlyn Green, posted this comment on Jul 15th, 2009
Hi BC,
Yes, I know what you mean. I tend to want to curl up and knit in the winter months. There’s something so cozy about knitting in winter.
I found a wealth of good knitting ideas for frugal knitters and thought others would appreciate the information in one handy spot.
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Pinaki Ghosh, posted this comment on May 23rd, 2009
Very nice and informative article.