But before you go, I have something else for you…

I have a whole bunch more knitting patterns, so I’ve pulled together three more that might interest you. They’re all designed to use up leftovers or use just one skein of yarn. These three patterns are normally $22.50 when purchased on their own, but on this page only, you can snag yours for $11.

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Enjoy a September Stashdown with Three Scrappy Knitting Patterns

These three knitting patterns are perfect for knitters who want to use up the little odds and ends that are still in their yarn stash, whether they’re single skeins, oddly small skeins, or leftovers from bigger projects.

Each of these patterns can be knit in a single color, with stripes for fun interest, or however else the scraps call to you.

Three knitting patterns for

Using Up Scraps
A pink, lacy tea cozy is drawn snugly around a white teapot. The tea cozy has lacy leaf panels going down the sides.

Emily’s Garden Tea Cozy

Perfect for using up a single skein of worsted-weight yarn just hanging out in your stash, and surprisingly practical, too.

A white woman's hands rest on a white marble countertop, softly crossed at the wrists with the palms down. She's wearing yellow fingerless mitts covered in bobbles and cables. Around her hands are pink and white roses, vintage textiles, and a white teacup full of strong black coffee.

Daffodils in Sunshine Mitts

Twisting cables and plump little bobbles make these DK-weight mitts a fun and entertaining knit.

A white, lacy scarflet is tied around the neck of a white dressmaker's form. The ends of the scarflet hang down over the chest of the dressmaker's form.

Frontispiece Scarflet

This scarflet was knit with leftovers from a pair of socks and was designed to use up just that small bit of yarn.

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