Pratical if you have intention to make a blanket.

When I bought wool for a particular project but, which I plan to do later, I put it away with the pattern visible and all my projects are gathered together. If I don't have a pattern yet, I store it in the same place because, I calculated and bought to have enough wool to make, for example, a sweater, (5 or 6 balls), or a mitt (1 ball of 100Gr.) whether in knitting or semi-automatic knitting I isolate my wool reserved for specific projects. The rest of the wool is stored together and I can do what I like with enough wool to do it. Here are pictures of my storage. Firts: kniiting hook or broch Second: CMK Christmas blanket CMK

The first problem we encounter is that our wool needles do not pass through the holes of several buttons, the cat is too much and also the wool seems too big. How to do it? Here's an easy trick. You take a floss threaders (see photos) and you will thread your wool inside and pass it through the button hole then on your piece where the button goes (if you leave a good length of wool on the back of the button you can alternate with a wool needle, but normally the floss threaders can be used to sew on your piece where the button goes). I share photos with you to help you better understand this trick.

Thankfully, I have one. https://www.facebook.com/share/r/192Sy9i4Mj/