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Must admit I always use balled yarn because I'm on a very tight budget, and most of what I have was bought cheap many, many years ago. But it's good enough to make hardwearing sweaters for myself, so I'm not complaining even though I like to look at pretty, expensive yarns that I know I can never afford. I've got more than enough as it is to last me for years.
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My partner bought me a yarn winder a few Christmases ago and it's been a life-saver just because I always get annoyed at the way the balls try to run away even when I think I've found a position they'll sit mostly still in, also on the occasion I end up with a hank because I always end up knotting those even when I'm just trying to ball them. But these were already in balls, and we moved in April and still haven't unpacked everything so I'm not entirely sure where the winder is, and runaway yarn balls aren't enough of an annoyance for me to dig around for it.
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With shop bought balls, I usually start from the inside, then the ball doesn't roll around. With self-wound balls, I put one in a plastic carrier bag with the handles tied. Then the ball unwinds in the bag without escaping across the floor, and if you put one foot on a bag corner, it keeps the bag still.