Most knitters I know have a bounty of yarn scraps left over from completed projects or an abundance of minis from swaps and fellow yarnie friends. What do you do with these scraps? Make a scrap blanket of course! This project makes excellent use of ALL of the leftover yarn. Each new yarn is joined at the end of the one before it.

This pattern is fully customizable to your preferences. You can make it big or small, it’s totally up to you. It can be knit in whichever weight yarn you have the most of. You can even change the type of increase. It’s knit in the round and there’s no seaming or edges to pick up.

Sizing & Finished Measurements
Any size, this is completely up to you.
Suggested sizes:
Baby- 30x30in/76x76cm
Throw- 60x60in/152.5x152.5cm
Full- 80x80in/203x203cm
Queen- 90x90in/228.5x228.5cm

Yarn
Fingering weight scraps of any amount
Other yarn weights can easily be substituted.

Notions
4 stitch markers, tapestry needle for weaving in ends