The Ultimate Scrappy Project!
Grab your scrappy little leftovers, advent mini skeins or full single skeins - this project will work with whatever you have in your stash!

I designed this to use up the smallest scraps in my stash. I have loads of colourful, speckled sock yarn scraps: 2-3g of small leftovers from previous sock and advent projects that I felt were beautiful enough to still work with, but too tiny to do too much with.

If you don’t have scraps, you can use full skeins of yarn and plot your colour placement using the templates on page 16 of the pattern.

I’ve used 4ply/sock weight yarn, but you can make this with any weight you like - it’s an incredibly versatile pattern. I give you the framework and show you how to construct the panels - but the yarn you choose, the number of repeats and whether you go for scraps or full skeins of yarn is going to make this project uniquely yours! In other words….this could be a blanket, a scarf a shawl or even a cowl! You choose.

My Sample: Sock Weight Scarf
Blocked Gauge
28 stitches/48 rows over 4”/10cm in garter stitch

Needles
3.75mm

Tapestry Needle for joining the panels.

Yarn
Each triangle of colour is approximately 2-3g of sock-weight leftovers/ scraps

I made 4 panels with 22 squares in each.

All up I used 185g of sock-weight yarn in my sample.

Size
Length: 168cm
Width: 30cm

Support and Feedback
This pattern has been rigorously tested, but I welcome any feedback if something doesn’t look right or doesn’t make sense.
You can contact me with any feedback or questions on email: knittedbyjacquiverbeek@gmail.com