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Organizing My Yarn Stash with Bobble + Puff

 

I Need This System To Work


If you're like me, your crochet supplies tend to multiply when you're not looking. Between new skeins, half-finished WIPs, and that growing pile of notions and tools, it's easy for even the coziest craft room to spiral into chaos. You can check our all my prior organizing attempts HERE.

That’s why I recently started reorganizing my space with two products from Bobble + Puff—their Over-the-Door Yarn Organizer and Foldable Storage Cubes—and let me tell you: they’ve completely transformed the way I store my yarn and crochet supplies. You can watch me organizing in action in this video:



The Over-the-Door Yarn Organizer: Small Space Hero

This thing is a game-changer. The Bobble + Puff Over Door Yarn Storage Organizer turns any standard door into a vertical yarn command center. No drills, no tools—just hang it with the included sturdy rings, and you’re done in seconds.

Why I Love It:

  • 8 deep compartments: Perfect for skeins, larger WIPs, or even your favorite yarn cakes.

  • 10 mesh side pockets: Ideal for organizing crochet hooks, knitting needles, stitch markers, and scissors. (No more digging through random bags!)

  • Super sturdy: It holds up to 44 lbs, which is wild. I’ve got mine fully loaded and it’s holding strong.

  • Made from non-woven fabric: It feels durable, not flimsy, and gives me confidence that it’ll last through years of reorganizing and crafting marathons.

 Check it out on Amazon (affiliate link)

If you're low on space or want a no-fuss way to wrangle your supplies, this over-the-door organizer is 100% worth it.

Bobble + Puff Yarn Storage Cubes: Pretty, Practical, and Totally Customizable

Let’s talk bins. These Bobble + Puff Storage Cubes come in a 4-pack and are deceptively roomy—each one holds up to 15 lbs and fits perfectly into standard 12” cube shelves (you know, like those IKEA ones we all have).

What sets them apart?

  • Reversible design: One side has a clear window for showing off your yarn colors. The other has a label slot if you prefer a clean, minimalist look.

  • Split lid feature: You don’t have to completely open the bin to grab what you need. Just lift the flap and go!

  • Reinforced handles: I pack mine full and they hold up like champs.

I’ve started organizing by fiber type (cotton, wool, blends) and color families. It’s made my space more inspiring—and honestly, I spend less time looking for things and more time crocheting.

 Take a closer look on Amazon (affiliate link)

✨ Final Thoughts

Whether you're in a studio apartment or have a whole craft room to yourself, smart storage makes a huge difference. The Bobble + Puff system has helped me reduce clutter, showcase my yarn stash, and actually enjoy spending time in my creative space again.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed by your supplies—or just want to give your space a refresh—I highly recommend these organizers. They're made by crafters, for crafters, and it shows in every detail.

My friend Kristen, of Kristen Crochets tried these organizers out too. Watch her video HERE to see her organizing experience!

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