Yarn - bits & pieces

[roxycat]

Someone gave me a few skeins of alpaca yarn that has been chewed up by moths. This means the yarn is in 34986596 bits & pieces! Seriously each skein is in about 100 pieces.

My question:
Is it worth tying up the pieces and knitting/crocheting them? What would you recommend doing with it?

[susank]

eep!  Sounds like good stuffing for a pillow or stuffed animal, to me.
--susan.

[ecinue88]

Hm.. sounds like good hook latch fodder, or maybe a felting candidate? Or if you have different colours, freeform crochet.

[io]

depends how long the pieces are, i guess

personally, i'd attempt it and see how far you get.  

[simply]

you could save them for tassles

[dewbaby00]

try using them for a scrap blanket or something.

[woolgathered]

Learn how to spin and re-make the yarn!!

[CrazeeMoi]

here is an idea for ya........
http://www.yarncat.com/ScrapTweedTasselHat.html
or use it using a diff hat pattern if you dont like this one

or make a square for a pillow .......... a wild scarf? lol   
let us know what ya do and show us a pic too ok?

[Tere]

I think you should make tassles: tie the bits together so they make long tassle-length pieces, and add to a fun scarf. Or use them as fringe for the edges of a scarf.  I have a scarf that is stripped with yarns of different textures and colors, and the fringe on the edges makes it even funkier.
Tere

[subloke]

If the pieces are long enough, you could do granny squares.  you always end up using small amounts for each round, so you could just use the pieces you have.