This easy scarf is a great way to use up odd balls of any weight yarn. It can be bulky and warm, light weight and dressy or somewhere in between fashionable and functional. It is your low maintenance go to.

Gauge isn’t important. No swatching needed. All garter stitch. No ends to weave in. Stashbuster and FREE! Need I say more.

For the sample (which was intentionally made to be warm and snuggly) I held the four yarns suggested together. It was about “65 long and used up roughly 50 - 200 yards of each yarn (depending on the weight of the individual yarn).

This “pattern” is free and for your personal use to do with what you please. Print it, make it, give it away, whatever you choose. Just tell them where you got it. I welcome any and all feedback (especially the good kind) If you’re on Ravelry, please link your project. If you’re not on Ravelry, you should be.

Please, please, please, don’t use or distribute my pictures on this pattern or my project page. My mother-in-law would not like it! And no one wants to be in trouble with their mother-in-law. Enjoy!

I’d like to thank knitnatnc for encouraging me to write this up. Without her, I wouldn’t have had the guts to do it.

Errata already: “Where it says: Drop 4 stitches on right stitch and carefully unravel one row at a time to the end” It should say “Drop 4 stitches off right needle and carefully…”