In this live-style hangout, I’m doing what a lot of us yarn folks eventually have to do: a good old-fashioned destash of some really yummy yarns. I chat through what’s leaving my stash, why I’m letting it go, and how I think about yarn that’s beautiful but just isn’t the right fit for the way I actually craft. For me, destashing isn’t about guilt—it’s about making room for yarn I’ll truly use and keeping my crafting space (and my brain) a little calmer. Because I’m a blind crocheter/knitter, I also talk about the practical side of sorting and moving yarn along in a way that’s accessible. I’m always thinking texture, fiber feel, and how a yarn behaves in my hands—because that matters just as much as color. If you’re trying to destash, my biggest takeaway is: be honest about your real projects, keep what supports your crafting joy, and don’t be afraid to pass the rest to someone who’ll love it.