Quick Accessories with Leftover Yarn
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Merry & Bright Scarf
‘Twas the night before… and you need a quick gift? Stash diving to the rescue! This cheerful scarf was designed to use those extra leftover bits of yarn. Holding a strand of neutral yarn together with each color will help those random leftovers look like they belong together and will stretch out your yardage! This technique creates a beautiful, marled fabric and allows you to use a large hook, making for very speedy stitching! The optional pompoms accent the edges with a punch of whimsy, but they can be substituted with fringe or omitted completely, for a more toned-down look.
Odds & Ends Hat
The Odds & Ends Hat is perfect for combining all those tiny balls of bulky weight yarn you’ve been saving. With the yarn held doubled and chunky needles used for the knitting, this hat will be done in no time. And the best part? You can change up the colors however you like to make something fun, funky, and unique! Knit this up with its companion, the Odds & Ends Cowl, which is worked in worsted weight yarn held doubled, and stay warm with this cool set of accessories this winter.
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Loved this. I got an idea for projects -- but more importantly, I learned two things: 1. Making a tassel ball is more art than a science. (Cannot make them, but will try again.) 2. There is a mathematical way to determine how much yarn I have left. (I'm going to try to write it down, algebraically. But I won't do it here. I've always eyeballed the remaining yarn and proceeded with a hope and a prayer. Thanks for the ideas.