Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago

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After tackling the general yarn chaos in Part 1, it's time to face the section I was both most excited and most nervous about… the hand dyed and indie dyed yarns.
🧶 I've been doing a full yarn stash reorganisation, and today we're diving into the most colourful (and honestly most dangerous) corner of it. If you've ever been to a yarn festival, fallen in love with an indie dyer online, or made a very questionable midnight purchase — you are going to feel very seen in this video. I found skeins I completely forgot I owned, a few surprising duplicates, and some absolute gems that have gone straight onto the to-knit list.
I know I'm an enabler. I do apologise.

👉 Missed Part 1? Watch it here → youtu.be/gwRlIM5k0zQ?si=r72MmQAAEkR79MnA

💬 How do you organise your hand dyed yarn — by weight, colour, dyer, or does it just live in a beautiful pile? Let me know in the comments below!

🧶 FIND ME HERE:
📷 Instagram: @rowrowandkades
🎙️ Knitting Chat Podcast: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZq6YSSLKI8IJoLU0nt3HHvN4IS5Pi-M_
🧡 Patreon: patreon.com/rowrowandkades1
📐 My Ravelry patterns: ravelry.com/designers/kelly-menzies

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