Rescue DIY Discussion

With the loss of Joann Fabrics (flashbacks to when Hancock Fabrics closed down), we need new sources to acquire supplies. So, with the help of others and some digging on my own, we have a list. It will be updated as we find good links and recommendations. With no further ado, here's a list for fabric and yarn, with both online and local ideas for you. Online Fabric Stores yourfleece.com www.Syfabrics.com www.picotextiles.com https://bigzfabric.com/ www.amazon.com www.marshalldrygoods.com www.fabricempire.com www.onlinefabricstore.com www.ebay.com www.etsy.com Online Yarn Stores www.premieryarns.com www.amazon.com Crochet, Weaving, and Knitting Yarn | BLICK Art Materials www.yarnspirations.com Notions/Finishings www.wawak.com In Person/Local Possibilities Walmart Hobby Lobby Michael’s FB Marketplace Goodwill/Thrift Yard Sales Local buy nothing groups

I looked at a store-bought snuffle ball and realized that it was easy to make! These instructions were prepared for an office-wide team building. I did some advance prep with a bunch of remnants I had (cut and matched up fleece strips), and then my team-mates made more than a hundred of these for a rescue fundraiser in just a few hours. If you have remnants left over from blanket-making, make a snuffle ball and included it with your blanket mailing! (Ignore the dog hairs in the pic -- this one was appropriated by my Pom Timmy!)

Easy instructions including screenshots. Save money so you can make more blankets and then ship more blankets and then save more money! Everybody wins, especially the rescued dogs and cats who get Wrapped in Love.