Summer is for scrap projects. (OK, anytime is a good time for scrappy projects, but I can’t resist some alliteration.)
I just finished a shawl and had a little bit of yarn left, which got me thinking about all the little bits of sock yarn that are left at the ends of projects. Or if you’re a fan of mini skeins you probably have more of those than you know what to do with.
Either way, this simple Scrappy Bias Shawl from Emily Clauson is a great use of yarn
little odds and ends.
It’s a asymmetrical triangle worked on the bias, by increasing on one side and decreasing on the other. Changing colors randomly gives it a fun, scrappy look (there are some versions that have more regular stripes, too, and both routes are lovely).
Grab the free pattern on Ravelry.
[Photo: Emily Clauson.]
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