Need a project for that special skein of hand dyed yarn? This DK weight project uses a single skein and a satisfying stitch that shows off both speckled and variegated yarn. Use cotton yarn for a drapey summer accessory or wool for a cozier feel.

Ever have a craving to knit socks but aren’t up for the commitment? These mitts are just the pattern you’re looking for. Use your favorite combo of fingering weight yarn and sock needles and go forth. Perfect for all those single ply leftovers that are much too delicate for a pair of socks.

A quick and cute project for reducing waste while also using up DK weight scraps! Keeps your drink warmer for longer while keeping your hands nice and protected.

Tiny top down sweater for the fairy that lives in your Christmas tree! Perfect for quick knitting, gifting or using up tiny scraps of leftover yarn. Use any weight yarn and maybe even get a little creative with your tiny sweater design!

Want to fade your socks? These socks are great to make with all the little mini skeins you have, or even with scraps! Find the best colors that will fade together to give it that mermaid tail look. Speckled yarn give the effect of rainbow sprinkles, hence the name.

These “no-show” socks are perfect if you need a quick, travel friendly project with just the right amount of detail! This pattern creates a US women’s size 7/8 (men’s size 5/6) using soft superwash sock yarn. Both socks can be knit with only about 150 yards so it’s perfect for leftovers!

Need a sock pattern that’s quick and will keep your interest? These shortie socks are the perfect little project for travel or home, in winter or in summer. The sparkle in the yarn really adds a special touch to the various shades of pink.