If you have a ton of leftover yarn scraps, this project is for you! Who knew that a scrap blanket could look so good. It has the cool fresh vibes of Santorini, Greece with its blue skies and turquoise waters. This pretty knitted scrap blanket is also a stitch sampler throw. You will get to use knit and purls and knit a seed stitch, stockinette, garter stitch, 4x4 ribbing, hurdle stitch, and even a tiny bit of fair isle. The scrapghan knitted blanket comes out looking like a beautiful tapestry and no one would ever know you were just using up some leftover yarn.

This knit throw is reversible and oh so huggable. It is afghan sized and is perfect for one person, or turn it horizontally and it will be a perfect lap blanket for two. Basic stitches make it a great project for a beginner.

This heirloom knitting pattern will make a great gift for a friend or a loved one.

Knitting skill level: Easy+.
All instructions are in American terms.
Yarn used in this project: A variety of leftover Worsted Weight (4) yarn in 7 different colors.
Needles used in this project: size US 10 / 6mm.
Finished garment size: 51” wide x 67” long.

YARN:
The pattern uses Weight 4 (Worsted) 5 to 7 different (or more) leftover yarns in complimentary colors.

Yarn used in the blanket featured:

Partial skeins of:
C#1 Caron Simply Soft in Soft Green
C#2 Loops & Threads Impeccable in Aran
C#3 Loops & Threads Impeccable in Aqua
C#4 Lion Brand Feels Like Butta in Seafoam
C#5 Red Heart Soft Essentials in Linen Stripe
C#6 Lion Brand Heartland in Grand Canyon
C#7 Red Heart Soft in Seafoam