We all have them…they add up pretty fast….and yet, what to do with them all? You know what I’m talking about—scraps. Scraps and those random skeins you just “had to have” but had no real purpose for. Well, I’ve just the thing!! The Solid Scrappy Granny Pillow is just as fun to make, as it is to look

To use up all those leftovers from previous socks, this is a hit! Use one neutral yarn, to tie it all together, and go wild when picking your contrasts. Or make a nice rainbow or gradient effect from those scraps, or… There are lots of possibilities - use your imagination! The construction is conventional. The sock is knitted top down, with a reinforced heel flap, and the colours create all the effect! Materials Yarn: 100 g fingering weight sock yarn for main colour, 50 g of scrap fingering weight yarn for the contrast Needles and notions: Double pointed needles size 2½ mm or US 1½, 3 stitch markers Gauge: 32 stitches / 38 rows in Stockinette stitch = 10cm or 4 inches Sizes: Ladies XS (S M L) Det här är sockorna du kan använda alla dina fina restgarner till! Använd en neutral grundfärg för att binda ihop mönstret, och alla möjliga olika färger till kontrast. Eller också kan man låta färgerna komma i färgordning från ljusare till mörkare, eller… Använd fantasin! Konstruktionen är traditionell och stickas uppifrån och ner med en förstärkt hälkappa. Material Garn: 100 g sockgarn (ca 400m/100g), 50 g garn av motsvarande kvalitet till kontrast Stickor och hjälpmedel: Strumpstickor storlek 2½ mm, 3 stickmarkörer Stickfasthet: 32 maskor / 38 varv slätstickning = 10 cm Storlekar: Dam XS (S M L) Thank you all my super quick and eagle eyed test knitters for helping me with wording and figures! I love seeing your colourful projects!

Learn how to make triangle pattern weights in this super easy tutorial. All you need are fabric scraps and dried rice! Clear steps with pictures.

This is a guide about making yo yo pattern weights. Rather than pinning their pattern pieces to the fabric some crafters prefer to use pattern weights.

These DIY pattern weights make it so much easier to cut fabric from a sewing pattern. The pattern won't move around so you can cut it out more easily. #sewing

We all have them…they add up pretty fast….and yet, what to do with them all? You know what I’m talking about—scraps. Scraps and those random skeins you just “had to have” but had no real purpose for. Well, I’ve just the thing!! The Solid Scrappy Granny Pillow is just as fun to make, as it is to look

There are tons of knitting patterns for using up your scraps of yarn, but most only use a few grams of each colour. The Cozy Memories Blanket is a good example of this. If you haven’t …

We all have them…they add up pretty fast….and yet, what to do with them all? You know what I’m talking about—scraps. Scraps and those random skeins you just “had to have” but had no real purpose for. Well, I’ve just the thing!! The Solid Scrappy Granny Pillow is just as fun to make, as it is to look

We all have them…they add up pretty fast….and yet, what to do with them all? You know what I’m talking about—scraps. Scraps and those random skeins you just “had to have” but had no real purpose for. Well, I’ve just the thing!! The Solid Scrappy Granny Pillow is just as fun to make, as it is to look

We all have them…they add up pretty fast….and yet, what to do with them all? You know what I’m talking about—scraps. Scraps and those random skeins you just “had to have” but had no real purpose for. Well, I’ve just the thing!! The Solid Scrappy Granny Pillow is just as fun to make, as it is to look

This fun scrappy shawl used a variety of fingering weight yarns and bases, ranging from Superwash Merino Merino Nylon Merino Silk MCN Wool Alpaca Blend and so many more! Explore your stash, raid the leftovers! Have FUN! Not enough scraps? Totally fine, find two of your favorite colors and stripe those together, the fringe making will be the same! Anymore questions about this shawl? Check out the blog post here! YARN ~800-900 yards or 220 grams (~732-823 meters) of Fingering weight yarn NEEDLES US 5 (3.75mm) / 32” (80cm needle) or longer NOTIONS Tapestry needle GAUGE 22 stitches by 23 garter bumps = 4 inches (10 cm) in garter Adjust needle size to obtain correct gauge if necessary! SIZE 75” wide by 21” deep (191 cm wide by 53 cm deep) but easily customizable. I’d love for you to share your FO on Instagram tagging me @allknitup and using #allknitupdesigns #allknitup

I'm super excited to share our newest scrap project today – these cute little pattern weights! These are really useful to have around your sewing space. You can use them to weight your pattern when tracing it off onto your fabric, or use them if you're into tracing your patterns off rather than cutting them. I came up with the idea for these a few months before the pandemic started because, while I have cloth weights at work, I wanted something at home that didn't take up as much space and I was tired of raiding the kitchen for canned goods to use as weights. The flat base and cone shape of these weights keeps them stable while you work, and the tab at the top makes them easy to pick up and transport. Follow our tutorial below to make your own set of pattern weights! The pattern is available in our shop, and if you subscribe to our newsletter you can use your code to get the pattern for free! If you're not currently getting to our newsletter and would like to, you can enter your email in the footer of our website to subscribe. Supplies You'll have most of the items needed for this project around your sewing space already. The only thing I needed to purchase was the weighted fill, the scraps and tools I already had! Must Have Supplies Pattern Weights Pattern: You can download this in our shop here. The pattern is free for newsletter subscribers. Heavy-weight Fabric Scraps: I used a combination of Erin Dollar and Rifle Paper Co 6oz canvas scraps. This is a great weight because it's heavy enough it will stand up to use, but is still easy to sew at your machine. Interfacing: Because these are going to get a lot of use and be filled to the brim, we recommend fusing your fabric before you cut. I used a mid-weight tricot fusible because that's what I had scraps of laying around. Scissors: You'll need paper and fabric scissors for this. Or if you're a rotary person, that works too! Tracing Tool: I used a #2 pencil but any tracing utensil will work great for this. Needles: Both hand and machine needles are needed to complete this project. Match your machine needle to the weight of fabric you used. I used 12/80 needles for mine. Any hand sewing needles will work just great. Pins: Again, anything you have laying around is perfect. Thread: I used regular 100% poly thread in a color that matched my fabric. Fill: For my weights I used these heavy-weight poly pellets. You'll need just under 1/4

Using leftover yarn to create cozy memory blankets Any crafter will find themselves with leftover materials and for knitters, that leftover material is most often yarn. If you frequently knit with a certain weight of yarn (worsted, fingering, sport, etc.) ,you may find yourself with a lot of scraps that can be knit together into ...

We all have them…they add up pretty fast….and yet, what to do with them all? You know what I’m talking about—scraps. Scraps and those random skeins you just “had to have” but had no real purpose for. Well, I’ve just the thing!! The Solid Scrappy Granny Pillow is just as fun to make, as it is to look

Happy Thursday! Today I want to share two new pincushions I made recently. My friend Amanda Jean embarked on a pincushion challenge this past Summer, making at least one each day for a month! She had so many fun designs, she compiled two patterns, each with five pincushion designs: Plenty of Pincushions Volume 1 + Plenty of Pincushions Volume 2. When I sat down to make a few from my scraps, I chose a pincushion from each volume. I've loved and collected pincushions for many years. They're one of my favorite things to make and they're fun to receive as gifts too. There are just so many things to love about them. Pincushions are a great way to use up scraps, try a new block, or use up leftover blocks/units from other projects. Since they are small, they aren't usually a huge time commitment which is nice when you're in the mood for an instant gratification project. Plus, they're cute! This is part of my pincushion collection. I probably have enough that aren't in this photo to fill another shelf (my Dad helped me make this one a few years ago). It's right above my machine, so I look at it a lot, and it makes me happy. Now, back to those two new pincushions! Looking for pincushion tutorials? I have a few in the archives: Hexagon Ring Pincushion Tutorial, Triangular Log Cabin Pincushion Tutorial, and Half-Square Triangle Pincushion Tutorial. From Plenty of Pincushions Volume 1, I decided to make the pineapple pincushion. I love pineapple blocks, and this tiny version is just too cute. Bonus, it's paper pieced! I started with the little frog center piece, and went with a purple theme (shocking, I know). This one is definitely my favorite of the two because these are my very favorite shades of purple, and consequently some favorite fabrics too. From Plenty of Pincushions Volume 2, I decided to make the log cabin pincushion. I'm on a bit of a log cabin kick lately, and I had lots of strip scraps so it seemed like a good fit. This block is also paper pieced, which is nice and easy for working with those little pieces. These scraps came from my last two monochromatic quilts: All Blue Woven Quilt + Heart Crossed Quilt. There is also a little pop of citron green on the back. Both pincushions have quilting on the front, and are filled with crushed walnuts shells.

CROCHET PATTERN ONLY!! Not the physical hat. NOTE: Buy a Magic Scrap Yarn Cake or any yarn from my stock and get this pattern for free! Details here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/884089858/magic-scrap-yarn-cakes-for-knitting?ref=shop_home_feat_4 Just send me a message with your yarn purchase and let me know which pattern you want. I'll have your cake in the mail soon. In the mean time, the patterns will be emailed in PDF format so you can make them with your own yarn while you wait <3 This is pattern #14 in my Magic Scrap patterns. It is beginner friendly, you only need to know how to ch, sc and hdc. The hat is made holding 2 strands of yarn together at the same time throughout. These fun and functional crochet bucket hats are intentionally oversized, stretchy and comfortable. The pattern is one size fits most as they fit big and will accommodate most preteens to adults with large brains ♥ The first hat pictured has a 24” brim and measures 9” from top to bottom. The pattern is easy to customize to fit any size by adding or removing rows. This hat makes you feel like you've accomplished something :) and it only takes about 2 hours to make! and the bucket hat is super trendy right now! ♥ Throw all your leftover yarn in a pile and leave it there until it's gone because you'll want to make many of these! If you run out, I have lots more! Check this out: https://www.etsy.com/listing/986434230/acrylic-scrap-yarn-in-multi-varigated?ref=shop_home_active_32 Materials 3.5 oz Magic Scrap Yarn Cake or approximately 175 yds of leftover yarn from other projects all tied together with a magic knot (see pg. 4) OR any worsted weight #4 yarn. Only acrylic, variegated yarn was used in this project and 2 strands of yarn are held together throughout. Crochet hook size N (10 mm) I have cakes available in solid and variegated colors and in different sizes when available. You can find them here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/897984521/magic-scrap-yarn-cakes-for-knitting?ref=shop_home_active_3 I also make custom order cakes or bags of bundles in the colors of your choice. Thank you for looking <3

2 skeins MYPZ 100% Aran Merino Wool. Ordering this duo gives you a discount of €5,- (normally €54,-). MYPZ 100% Aran Merino Wool:This beautiful MYPZ Wool is very soft and a perfect base for a sweater or cardigan.• Composition: 100% Superwash Merino Wool • Weight: 115 g • Approx. 190 m /207YD • Needle size: 4.5-6mm • Yarn Weight: Aran

You might remember my showing you my Simple Scrappy Cowl in this video; Well I’ve finished it, just on time for your holiday knitting and yarn Advent Calendar planning! So here is a simple little cowl pattern, more of a recipe really, that I designed using little 5g balls of fingering weight yarn. It’s perfect […]

Gallant Sweater ist ein anfängerfreundliches Strickmuster von oben nach unten. Der Pullover ist fett und grobstrick. Es ist kurz geschnitten und hat einen einfachen kurzen Rollkragen. Glatt rechts durch und durch gestrickt. Soll mit wenig Leichtigkeit getragen werden. 0-5 cm positive Leichtigkeit ist in das Muster eingebaut. Erhältlich in Englisch, Deutsch, Französisch, Dänisch und Niederländisch. Größen Oberweite des fertigen Pullovers mit Leichtigkeit eingebaut ist XS 31 ½ ”, S 35 ½ ”, M 38”, L 41”, XL 45”, 2XL 49”, 3XL 52”, 4XL 57 ½ “, 5XL 62” Zoll . (XS 80, S 90, M 96, L 104, XL 114, 2XL 125, 3XL 133, 4XL 146, 5XL 157 cm). Stärke 7,5 Maschen mal 10 Reihen = 10 x 10 cm mit Nadeln der Stärke 19/15 mm glatt rechts nach dem Blocken. Garn 650, (750), 800, (875), 960, (1040), 1200, (1400), 1500 Gramm „Crazy Sexy Wool“ von Wool and The Gang oder „The Wool“ von We Are Knitters (200 Gramm .) = 80 Meter). Nadeln Für den Hals und die erste Hälfte der Passe benötigen Sie (KURZER TIP) 15 mm 16” + 15 mm, 80 cm oder 100 cm Rundstricknadeln. Längere Nadeln können für den Hals und die Ärmel verwendet werden, wenn Sie die magische Loop-Methode verwenden. Sie können kurze Spitze hier kaufen https://www.etsy.com/listing/923958327/15-mm-us-19-16-40-cm-short-tip-circular?ref=search_recently_viewed-1

There are tons of knitting patterns for using up your scraps of yarn, but most only use a few grams of each colour. The Cozy Memories Blanket is a good example of this. If you haven’t …

We all have them…they add up pretty fast….and yet, what to do with them all? You know what I’m talking about—scraps. Scraps and those random skeins you just “had to have” but had no real purpose for. Well, I’ve just the thing!! The Solid Scrappy Granny Pillow is just as fun to make, as it is to look

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We all have them…they add up pretty fast….and yet, what to do with them all? You know what I’m talking about—scraps. Scraps and those random skeins you just “had to have” but had no real purpose for. Well, I’ve just the thing!! The Solid Scrappy Granny Pillow is just as fun to make, as it is to look

Using leftover yarn to create cozy memory blankets Any crafter will find themselves with leftover materials and for knitters, that leftover material is most often yarn. If you frequently knit with a certain weight of yarn (worsted, fingering, sport, etc.) ,you may find yourself with a lot of scraps that can be knit together into ...

Collect your color leftover bits of DK weight yarn and knit these super simple topdown socks. The socks feature a garter stitch heel flap and simple stockinette stitch for the leg and foot. Stripe your colors together to use those DK weight color pops in your stash. You can also hold two strands of fingering weight together and mix in your worsted weight yarns too! Sizes 1 (2, 3, 4, 5) Finished Measurements 6 (6.5, 8, 9, 10)″ / 15 (17, 20, 23, 25)cm leg and foot circumference. Measurements taken after blocking. Size 4 shown on a size US 13 / EU 47 size foot that has a 10.5″ / 27cm foot circumference. The sock fits with 1.5″ / 4cm of negative ease. Socks are designed to fit an actual foot circumference of 7 (7.5, 9, 10, 11)″ / 18 (19, 23, 25, 28)cm. The socks are designed to fit with negative ease. Choose a size with a finished foot circumference measurement that is approximately 1″ / 2.5cm smaller than your actual foot circumference, so that the sock will fit nice and snug on your foot. The lengths of the cuff, leg, and foot are easily customizable by knitting more rounds for a longer leg or foot or fewer rounds for a shorter leg or foot. Yarn DK weight Yardage Approximately 230 (260, 290, 320, 350)yds / 210 (238, 265, 293, 320)m total Shown in A variety of DK weight yarns Needles US 4 / 3.5mm circular in 40″ / 100cm length or size needed to obtain gauge Magic loop method is used for knitting in the rnd. You can use DPNs if you prefer. Notions 3 stitch markers, tapestry needle Gauge 22 sts & 38 rnds = 4″ / 10cm in stockinette stitch after blocking Westknits Workshops Venture into the world of Westknits with my series of online workshops. Westknits Workshops can be watched as many times as you like and at your own pace as you learn new knitting skills. Sign up here! https://www.westknits.com/collections/workshops Shop Yarn at Stephen & Penelope Find the perfect yarn for your project at Stephen & Penelope! We ship worldwide! https://www.stephenandpenelope.com/ Westknits on YouTube Check out my videos on YouTube for some helpful tutorials and an exciting insight into the woolly world of Westknits! https://www.youtube.com/@StephenWest All rights reserved. Pattern for personal use only.

This fun scrappy shawl used a variety of fingering weight yarns and bases, ranging from Superwash Merino Merino Nylon Merino Silk MCN Wool Alpaca Blend and so many more! Explore your stash, raid the leftovers! Have FUN! Not enough scraps? Totally fine, find two of your favorite colors and stripe those together, the fringe making will be the same! Anymore questions about this shawl? Check out the blog post here! YARN ~800-900 yards or 220 grams (~732-823 meters) of Fingering weight yarn NEEDLES US 5 (3.75mm) / 32” (80cm needle) or longer NOTIONS Tapestry needle GAUGE 22 stitches by 23 garter bumps = 4 inches (10 cm) in garter Adjust needle size to obtain correct gauge if necessary! SIZE 75” wide by 21” deep (191 cm wide by 53 cm deep) but easily customizable. I’d love for you to share your FO on Instagram tagging me @allknitup and using #allknitupdesigns #allknitup

About The Finished Object The Scrappy Scrunchie is a simple pattern, great for using up remaining scraps from your larger projects. Piece together using multiple yarns or stick with a favorite colorway. Yarn Dk or Aran weight yarn; any fiber: 1.10oz/30-35g Materials • Two sets 16” circular needles, size US7/4.5mm • 1 hair tie or elastic band with a 6-8”/18-20cm circumference • Stitch marker • Crochet hook (if needed for provisional CO) • Tapestry needles • Waste yarn for Provisional CO Gauge DK weight: 20 sts = 4”/10cm Aran weight: 17 sts = 4”/10cm Row Gauge is unimportant. Stitch Patterns/ Special Techniques • Stockinette Stitch • Provisional Cast On • Kitchener Stitch or Three Needle Bind Off Finished Measurements 4.5”/11cm x 24”/61cm before joining around the elastic. 6”/15cm diameter scrunchie after joining. Easy knitting pattern, scrappy projects, knitted gift, beginner knitter, DIY scrunchie

Learn how to make triangle pattern weights in this super easy tutorial. All you need are fabric scraps and dried rice! Clear steps with pictures.

Westknits Kits are available at Stephen & Penelope!​ Description Info Shown In This is a PDF knitting pattern. This circular blanket begins in the center with the star shape. Stripes, brioche, short rows, and eyelets continue around the star to form the large cozy size. Choose DK weight yarn in four contrasting colors or dive into your collection of yarns to make a scrappy colorful version. The Starflanket makes a graphic statement piece for your living room or bedroom.All rights reserved. Pattern for personal use only. Finished Measurements85” / 216cm diameter. Measurements taken after blocking YarnDK weight YardageColor A - 550yds / 503mColor B - 880yds / 807mColor C - 820yds / 750mColor D - 550yds / 503m NeedlesUS 7 / 4.5mm circular in 40” / 100cm length or size needed to obtain gauge Notions32 stitch markers, tapestry needle Gauge16 sts & 34 rows = 4” / 10cm in garter stitch after blocking Westknits WorkshopsVenture into the world of Westknits with my series of online workshops. Westknits Workshops can be watched as many times as you like and at your own pace as you learn new knitting skills. Sign up here!https://www.westknits.com/collections/workshops Westknits KitsWe have dozens of curated color palettes to inspire your next Westknits project. Collect a Westknits kit at Stephen & Penelope! We ship worldwide!https://www.stephenandpenelope.com/pages/westknits-kits Westknits on YouTubeCheck out my videos on YouTube for some helpful tutorials and an exciting insight into the woolly world of Westknits!https://www.youtube.com/@StephenWest Gray/Gold SampleWest Wool TandemColor A - Pebble (light gray)Color B - Mouse (dark gray)Color C - French Grey (medium gray)Color D - Glow (gold) The multi-color sample uses a variety of DK and worsted weight yarn for splashy stash busting blanket. You can also hold two strands of fingering weight yarn together for marled stripes. Mix those bases and use this blanket like a coloring book with all of your fibers.

I have designed this sweater with lots of room for you to add your own creativity and style. If you are a beginner knitter or if this is your first time knitting in the round on circular needles, this is a great place to begin. There is a huge variety of yarns you can use too, from the ultimate zero waste sweater using up all your scraps or knitted plain in a squishy yarn of your choosing. Approximate Yarn amounts, if using scraps this will vary! Rainbow Folk Super Chunky Yarn or similar weight to match gauge ( you will be able to amend to use most super chunky weights) You can also use various scraps held together, you can find details/ gauge recommendations in the pattern. 800g, 1000g, 1200g, 1200g. Materials Circular needles 12mm 80cm/100cm cord Circular needles 10mm 80cmcord or smaller, this is just for the sleeve rib. Stitch markers (I use wool scraps) Tapestry needle. It is sized from small to extra large but there is lots of room for customization, depending how oversized you would like it. This sweater is knitted in super chunky yarn or by holding various strands of yarn together (lots of recommendations included in the pattern) to achieve a super chunky weight. It is knitted top down, with circular needles using M1L and M1R increases.

Ever since I first visited Karen Griska’s inspirational Selvage Blog, this project has been brewing in the back of my mind. Sew, Mama, Sew is holding a scrappy tutorial contest for the month …

Don’t you just love cute little pincushions? I think they’re so fun to make up and you can never have enough cute places to hold your pins and needles. They make such great gifts too! Today I’ve rounded up some of my favorite pincushions to show off – I have so many of these on ... Read More about 15 + Super Cute DIY Pincushions

Great pattern for every level of knitter. Especially beginners learning to work the bias.This shawl is part of the Rhinebeck Shimmer & Whimsy 2018 CAL with Stitch & Hustle, Kristy Glass Knits & Asylum Fibers.Get a color set from Asylum FibersGet The KIT at Stitch & Hustle Blog

THIS IS A DIGITAL KNITTING PATTERN - NOT A FINAL PRODUCT This is a knitting pattern for a cabled headband. It starts out as an i-cord and works its way into an increasing cable. It can be knit up within 1-2 days and is the perfect scrappy project. FINISHED DIMENSIONS: 3-4,5cm wide GAUGE: 20-22x32st in stockinette for 10x10cm [3,5mm] YARN: 5-20g of any Sport-DK weight yarn SIZING: Adaptable circumference (Adult)

Are you ready for a challenge? Meet Penelope! This top-down half-pi shawl is ideal for advanced knitters who live for lace and enjoy the challenge of increasing and decreasing in a brioche motif. How gorgeous is the yarn used in this pattern sample?! Caroline of Ancient Arts Yarns put the combo together. I fell in love with her Lavender Fields Forever colorway and she was so incredibly helpful when I asked what to pair with it. I cannot recommend her yarn enough. It's always a great experience. 💜

Noel Wrap was designed to use mini skeins from 24 day 10g or 20g fingering weight advent calendars. However, it is a fun scrappy project that can be used with any size mini skeins or scraps you may have. It could even be worked in one color. Mixing different fibers give the project a fun twist as well. This version features sparkles and tweed that look great in the lace pattern. Mohair would be really beautiful as well. Varying the number of lace repeats by color could create an interesting pattern. Noel Wrap is very customizable to accommodate any yarn. The length and width can be altered (details in pattern). There are 2 schematics included to plan your wrap. The options really are endless, so have fun and make it your own! Yarn 24 10g or 20g fingering weight mini skeins or scrap yarn Note: Large sample used approximately 14g of each color except C1, which used the entire 20g Small sample used the entire 10g or approximately 1,050 (1,500) yards (960, (1,371.5) m) of fingering weight yarn if the 100g skeins are 438 yards (400 m) Needles US 4 (3.5 mm) 32” (80 cm) circular needle or size needed to obtain gauge Gauge is not critical but will affect the total yardage required and finished measurements. Notions 2 stitch markers Yarn needle Thank you to my dear friend Yamil, AntigonaSanchez for reviewing and testing the pattern. Your needles are lightning fast! Join my newsletter to receive exclusive discounts on future pattern releases and a free pattern.

Ideal for using up all those pesky little scraps of wool that would otherwise be wasted. Also perfect for those of us who love the idea of Random Acts of Kindness as really quick to make. UK Terms Pattern Listed First US Terms Pattern Listed Second This pattern is my original pattern. © 2022 Teri Hamilton, Crochet at Teri's By purchasing this pattern, you agree to the terms of use: Please do not claim this pattern as your own. You may not sell or distribute the pattern, or any part thereof, without prior permission. It is for personal use only: It is permitted to make items from this pattern to sell for charitable purposes, provided they meet safety guidelines and Crochet at Teri’s is accredited.

The Zero to Hero mitts are a pair of chunky, scrappy, zero-waste mittens that are truly one of a kind! This pattern is here to give meaning to the pile of scrap chunky yarn you've been hoarding all these months (maybe even years) and keep your hands cozy. Made with bulky yarn, you'll have a new pair of Zero to Hero mitts in no time flat (lol get it, because Hercul...ok sorry). Pattern language: English Skill Level: Beginner Friendly Size: One Size (adult) Needles 10mm/US15 circular needles – 16”+ Yarn SUPER CHUNKY | 4wpi Weight: 80m = 200 gr 200gr/1 skein For more images, check out #zerotoheromitts on Instagram! Happy knitting!! This pattern is for personal, private use only. You may not copy, resell, or even share the pattern for free. Neither are you allowed to sell items produced from this pattern for commercial use. -------------------- If you would be interested in commissioning the physical pair of mittens, please fill out this form and I would be happy to create a custom order for you: https://forms.gle/zXGi1kxKwbdoqJdKA

Skrabucket is a knitted project bag, that is lined and fully reversible. It´s knit entirely in one piece. You can either use fingering weight scraps held double or DK weight yarn held single to knit the Skrabucket. That makes it the perfect stash buster. Please share your project on social media using the hashtag #tpks_skarbucket Material: • 175 (235) grams of fingering weight scraps • 4 mm dpns + 60 cm circular OR 80-100 cm circular for magic loop • 2 locking stitch markers • tapestry needle Yarn is held double! Sizes: S - blue (L - purple) S: diameter at the bottom 18 cm – height 17 cm L: diameter at the bottom 23 cm – height 19 cm Gauge: 22 sts, 31 rounds = 10 cm

Westknits Kits are available at Stephen & Penelope!​ Description Info Shown In This is a PDF knitting pattern. This circular blanket begins in the center with the star shape. Stripes, brioche, short rows, and eyelets continue around the star to form the large cozy size. Choose DK weight yarn in four contrasting colors or dive into your collection of yarns to make a scrappy colorful version. The Starflanket makes a graphic statement piece for your living room or bedroom.All rights reserved. Pattern for personal use only. Finished Measurements85” / 216cm diameter. Measurements taken after blocking YarnDK weight YardageColor A - 550yds / 503mColor B - 880yds / 807mColor C - 820yds / 750mColor D - 550yds / 503m NeedlesUS 7 / 4.5mm circular in 40” / 100cm length or size needed to obtain gauge Notions32 stitch markers, tapestry needle Gauge16 sts & 34 rows = 4” / 10cm in garter stitch after blocking Westknits WorkshopsVenture into the world of Westknits with my series of online workshops. Westknits Workshops can be watched as many times as you like and at your own pace as you learn new knitting skills. Sign up here!https://www.westknits.com/collections/workshops Westknits KitsWe have dozens of curated color palettes to inspire your next Westknits project. Collect a Westknits kit at Stephen & Penelope! We ship worldwide!https://www.stephenandpenelope.com/pages/westknits-kits Westknits on YouTubeCheck out my videos on YouTube for some helpful tutorials and an exciting insight into the woolly world of Westknits!https://www.youtube.com/@StephenWest Gray/Gold SampleWest Wool TandemColor A - Pebble (light gray)Color B - Mouse (dark gray)Color C - French Grey (medium gray)Color D - Glow (gold) The multi-color sample uses a variety of DK and worsted weight yarn for splashy stash busting blanket. You can also hold two strands of fingering weight yarn together for marled stripes. Mix those bases and use this blanket like a coloring book with all of your fibers.

This pattern is available for free at https://yarnbrary.com/collections/knitting-patterns/produ... Mini skeins! They are just about my favorite thing! But there are only so many socks and blankets that one can knit. After staring at my luscious stash of bright, spring colors I created this delectable shawl. It’s such a simple and addicting knit, with color changes happening however you desire. It’s like painting with your yarn! By increasing on one edge every row and decreasing on the other edge every two rows, you get a wonderful, bias, garter shawl that makes a really fun asymetrical triangle shape. When choosing colors, keep in mind that the earlier rows in your shawl are much shorter so will take less yarn for the same width stripes. Best results are achieved in staggering the width of your stripes to appear random for that scrappy look. Pattern size can be changed by simply using fewer or more pattern repeats. Adjust yarn quantities based on the size you want. NOTE: I’ve just uploaded a corrected version of this pattern. It originally read: Row 1 (RS): k1, kfb, to the end of the row. It should have read: Row 1 (RS): k1, kfb, KNIT to the end of the row.

Designet av Natalie Sheldon Sjekk det herlig pottelet her da!?? QuilteSokker! Virkelig fine og en god porsjon dill *Lagres umiddelbart i dillemappa mi* Tror eg skal lage meg et nyttårsforsett for 2024; Strikk MINST 1 par sokker til meg selv....! Eg har litt under en halv vott å strikke ferdig

Learn how to make triangle pattern weights in this super easy tutorial. All you need are fabric scraps and dried rice! Clear steps with pictures.