Newspaper yarn is too colorful a material not to at least try and reuse in creative ways.

The catch, often, is that at a larger scale the print itself can be distracting when used in a design.

Spinning such a material into yarn takes advantages of all of its best properties – its stability when tightly knit and the embedded colors in the print itself.

Newspaper yarn can be woven into varying degrees of complexity to construct anything from curtains, to rugs, netting throws, or even upholstery. Its strength may be slightly less that of yarn but when spun tightly and woven into something like a mat the newspaper yarn is a durable and functional structure.