Framed Art Yarn Jewelry Display

I love using art yarn for home decor. This is a very easy project to make, and can be altered easily to fit any frame size you have in your house.

I found this 10x10 frame at the thrift store for $3.99. I knit using a simple elongated stitch. I cast on 15 stitches. The yarn was handspun a single-ply chunky/worsted thick and thin. About 2 stitches per inch. But I cast on 15 instead of 20 because I wanted to stretch it to fit the frame so that it had tension and the jewelry wouldn't sag on it. I also wanted to see the holes in-between the stitches.

As I was knitting, I compared it to the size of the frame and bound off when it was the size I wanted. About 15 rows. Then I attached it to the back of the frame using a craft staple gun. 

It worked great for my earrings, barrettes, and hair pins.   

It would also be a perfect bow holder for a little girl's bedroom.  

You could display your crochet hooks and knitting needles from it by weaving them in and out of the knit sideways. 

Or simply use it as a beautiful piece of art to frame in your bedroom or craft room. 

I used under 30 yards for this project, and your yardage will vary depending on the size of the frame you use and how thick or thin you spin the yarn. I spin the yarn from one of the art batts in my shop. 

Don't know how to knit or crochet?  

You can make a similar project by weaving art yarn in a frame!