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[killing_rose]

 I am currently looking to move my yarn from a series of random storage containers to something uniform. This is an option: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00JX11KYC/ref=aw_wl_ov_dp_1_1?colid=1NP2UKT6B5FQX&coliid=I203OLQ9KPE5U0

As is this: http://makingahome-pa.blogspot.com/2013/03/my-yarn-storage-solution.html?m=1

Pegboard would probably be the absolute best bet, but I have no idea how to use Pegboard when you can't "damage" the walls.

What do you use? Any ideas or opinions?

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[killing_rose]

Pegboard, my partner informed me, weighs 5 pounds, and thus if we attach it with command strips, it will eventually fall. (Woodworker, and general handyman. I am Two Spirit, but on stuff like this I throw up my hands and go "fuck it, I was socialized female, this is not my strong suit.")

However, he figured out a way to use only one screw to fix it to the wall, which is good because if we don't get the yarn stored soon, the cat is going to lead a revolt. (He tries to eat my yarn. Right now, due to organization, yarn is everywhere. Thus he's banned from my room.)

But yes! We have a working plan! (Thank you, by the way, because it made me consider if there was a way to do pegboard.)

[alexseanchai]

...five pounds is well within tolerance for larger command strips though?

Yay working plan!