How to Find Pure Cashmere Yarn for Less Than 99¢

[@LawsOfKnitting]

Amazing! Thanks so much for sharing. I actually thought about doing this but just never did. It’s now on my To Do list. 😃

[@smidgentigre]

I’ve done this many times. It’s great to know the sweater will not be going into a landfill & it’s an easy way to find great wool, cashmere & cotton yarn.

[@Knitfreedom]

Yay! Great to hear from other knitters who have used this trick!

[@Sharon-ru2be]

This is very interesting. I would love to see you take a sweater or vest apart so I can see how it is done easily. I have tried and it wasn’t as easy as RJ’s technique. I must be doing something wrong or maybe there are tips and tricks to know which items will upcycle easily or not.

[@tattinggirl4341]

Thank you! It was a 10. I loved it & found it encouraging, cheerful, artful yet realistic. It did not make me feel othered as I often do within the realm of some knitters.

[@Knitfreedom]

Beautiful! Thank you so much for this feedback!!

[@angelforceforyou]

What a smart man!

[@jayek11]

Be sure that the sweater pieces are sewn together as a whole piece.

[@kellyb6738]

How cool is that!!! ❤

[@willebij]

For me a real eyeopener. And i like to reuse used-material.

[@Knitfreedom]

Wonderful!! thanks for the feedback