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Scrap Yarn Project Ideas

January 14, 2013

Scrap Yarn Project IdeasI discovered that if I use circular knitting needles to knit long winter scarves, I can use bits and pieces of yarn in all colors and textures to knit up unique scarves that when used creatively can be very beautiful. I leave about eight inches of yarn at both ends and use this for the tassels at the end adding minimal yarn when done. I usually try to do about 2-3 rows with each yarn using 3-4 different yarns. Varying the textures and colors adds interest to the scarf. Using at least one really soft yarn will add to the cozy feel.

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Also I found if you use a needle about two sizes bigger than the yarn calls for it will be a softer and more flexible scarf which makes for a nicer feeling on cold mornings. Knitting scarves has become a lot of fun for me now that I have more purpose.

Source: Inspired by a book I bought last Christmas: Scarves and Shawls for Yarn Lovers: Knitting with Simple Patterns and Amazing Yarns by Carri Hammett

By susan

 
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I decided to make a prayer shawl that used some of the Lion Brand yarn stash I have accumulated while making various other prayer shawls. As you can see from the stash photo, my palate leans toward the earthy colors.

Various colors of yarn.

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