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Hi Melissa, I have been enjoying your videos. I love to look for yarn at thrift stores, estate sales, garage sales and church rummage sales too. I used to hate Homespun yarn until I made a scrap afghan holding one strand of acrylic yarn along with it. It made it so easy to work with. My favorite nap afghan when it gets cold. I live near Rochester NY . 👋

Hi Ms Melissa. Thank you for sharing your great finds. I also like thrifting, especially the yarn . You never know what great finds you can get. I can hardly wait to see what you created with them . Hello from Colorado Springs Co USA. Big hugs 😊

Enjoyed watching & crocheting 🧶 Lovely fur baby!

Hi Melissa you are so pretty and I love your collection!! I do the same thing with little balls of yarn😂. It’s so much fun to make cakes with mixes of colors!! Tfs love your. Collection. I need to move out of nyc bc we don’t have thrift stores like they do in other states. And all the yarn stores are either upstate ny or another place like Boleyn and I do t drive now so I take public transportation. lol Tfs your cardigans are GORGEOUS!! New subby yay🎉❤

Hi Melissa, subscribed today! Love how You face lights up seeing Your new finds and the vintage goodies! Looking forward to Your Yarn Adventure! Have an Amazing Day ❤

How do you get past all the fuzz Of the bitty yarn and other yarn

I love stash tours of all things hobby’s.

I just stumbled across your channel today and enjoyed seeing the vintage yarns you found. 😊. I’ve never owned a yarn winder and I like the shape of the balls you made. What brand of winder do you have? It is really cool that you work for Coats & Clark. They make a lot of sewing notions too, right? Best of luck growing your channel! ❤-Brenda

Just love stash tours thank u so much

Hey Jen, thanks for sharing. I heard about Spin Rite store in Canada from another youtuber, she went to a Clearance Tent sale in North Carolina Spin Rite had. I do want to visit the Spin Rite store. I used the Russian know all the time works excellent.

thank you for the stash tour... :)

You'd be surprised what you brain stores when you don't think you're learning or you think you can't get it.😊

Hi all, I know the sound on this video is not amazing, I was trying to talk quietly for a lot of it as my husband was sleeping. I have made sure all of my upcoming videos have decent sound.

It's so funny...I have been cloth diapering for a year. Part of the whole idea of using cloth is to avoid harmful or harsh chemicals. MOST cloth diapering routine videos I have found use all sorts of products and methods that involve chemicals and nothing natural. After a year of trying multiple methods, diaper rashes and cash spent- I found the best method. It seems you have as well doll. 1st Wash: use cold water to wash out the bulk by hand. Then wet pail it with1/2 cup vinegar in 1 Gallon water till wash. 2nd wash: wash cold with a extra rinse cycle if desired. 3rd wash: Wash warm water with minimal soap and water ( I add 1 Tbps baking soda to amp the cleaning and odor. ). I will be making my own pads soon and appreciate your video and advice and cannot be happier that their is another lady out there who does it similar. I will try this method first. I also tumble dry low then air dry in a pinch. Normally air dry though. Thanks for the sage advice! ^^ More people should like this video!

When I squeeze my pads after washing and drying them when still damp it sounds like there’s still detergent in them. How do you remove to detergent or know if they still do have detergent?