scrap yarn hats three teen-sized and three newborn-sized May 2016
I'm still working on eliminating my scrap yarn - fingering and worsted weight. The teen hats were knit with worsted weight yarn and the baby hats from several small balls of scrap sock yarn.
Perfect! I love using up leftovers this way. I've made socks with scraps, but I think the hats are a better idea. You did a beautiful job putting the colors together.
I gave away all my sock yarn scraps to a knit group friend. She is knitting up one of those scrap blankets. Now everything in my stash is full skeins. YAY!
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Perfect! I love using up leftovers this way. I've made socks with scraps, but I think the hats are a better idea. You did a beautiful job putting the colors together.
ReplyDeleteOh I like them ALL! SO nice. Cheerful.
ReplyDeleteWho would know those were made with leftover yarn. They are so pretty that they look well planned.
ReplyDeleteMore great stash slashing!
ReplyDeleteI gave away all my sock yarn scraps to a knit group friend. She is knitting up one of those scrap blankets. Now everything in my stash is full skeins. YAY!
Love the colors...
ReplyDeleteYou seem to be making great progress slashing the yarn stash. Cute hats!
ReplyDeleteI love those tiny hats and their bigger companions. You are the fastest knitter in the west Nancy!
ReplyDeleteNice work!
ReplyDeletePretty hats! I am knitting one like that also in a newborn size but mine is just variegated yarn. I wouldn't know how to do the stripes. Nancy
ReplyDeleteYour industry is truly admirable and inspirational. I've really got to procrastinate less and just do!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hats! I need to work on stash reduction too
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