Step-by-step tutorial
Step 1
Gather your materials. Protect your workspace by covering it with newspaper or a paper bag.
Step 2
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Step 3
Cut yarn pieces so that they each drape a few inches longer then the plastic-wrapped bowl. Soak the cut yarn in a bowl and then, one at a time, drape the pieces over the upside-down bowl until it is covered.
Step 4
Allow the yarn bowl to dry overnight and then carefully remove it from the upside-down bowl.
Final result!
Now you have your very own yarn bowl!
