#moth damage

[buttercupyarnart]

Has anyone here ever heard of clothes moths going after cotton? I ask because my Blanket of Doom, which has been sitting half finished in a bag under my desk for two years and is 100% cotton, has a huge clump of moth webbing/casings on it. (Side note, I should've taken a picture before I threw it in the wash to try to get the moth detritus off. My bad.) If the moth detritus doesn't come off, I'm going to have to throw the whole thing away and find some other use for the remaining yarn.

[paulinedorchester]

But if you can’t do that, there’s always . . .

[cimorenegal]

so the good news is that i finally found the other ball of yarn in the color I started knitting a sock out of ages ago and put on hold bc I wanted to do 2 a t atime.

The bad news is that the ball is all chewed up (assuming by a moff baby) and I’m re-winding it to get it into undamaged sections and so far I’m up to 5 lil balls.  Oh well