A year ago, I designed the Timothy Ridge shawl as a tribute to my grandma and her Depression era resourcefulness which led to her carpeting her house in a crocheted rag rug in all the colors. Since then, I have been planning another scrappy shawl project that’s in all my favorite colors (because it’s made from my scraps!) and fits around my neck like a hug, reminding me of all those other projects and people touched by this yarn already.

Pine Grove Ridge is a scrappy triangular shawl made from leftover fingering, sport and DK weight yarn and worked in garter stitch with simple increases worked on the wrong side, tipped with an asymmetrical lace speckled lightly with easy bobbles. (A video tutorial for the bobble can be found on YouTube and is linked in the pattern!)

If you run out of a certain scrap yarn, simply begin using another yarn. The spirit of this shawl is one of using up leftovers and incorporating all the colors. Don’t worry too much about perfection!

Colors alternate every two rows for a bit before switching to the next color to reduce the number of ends to weave in.

One size
Finished Garment Measurements:
approx. 60”/152.5 cm wide x 25” /63.5 cm deep

Materials
A random assortment of leftover fingering, sport and DK weight yarn totaling about 175g / 800 yds /732 m
32-inch US #6/4 mm circular needle
Stitch markers
Tapestry needle

Gauge
18 sts/35 rows = 4” in garter stitch
Gauge is not super important for this design – close enough is good enough!