[NFB-Blind-Crafters] Scrappy blanket crochet project
carcione at access.net
carcione at access.net
Tue Sep 8 18:59:10 UTC 2026
It's a good thought Henry, but I'm not sure. I have lots of small balls of
yarn myself, but I don't have a large amount in a neutral like black, white
or grey. I could certainly buy some, and it would be a fun project, but I
feel ambivalent about buying more yarn to use up yarn, if you get my drift.
Though white and grey are always useful. Never been a fan of black, except
in Labradors.
Tracy
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Hi Tracy, I'd like to try this out to use up some small but still useful
balls of yarn, are you planning any kind of a Crochet Along with this one?
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Subject: [NFB-Blind-Crafters] Scrappy blanket crochet project
Last week I saw a crochet pattern using scrap yarn that sounds interesting.
I think it's called the scrappy blanket.
You crochet a blanket, alternating a row of single crochet and a row of
double crochet. Then you take pieces of yarn long enough to go across the
blanket and weave them through the double crochet rows. You can then
crochet a border or leave the ends of the yarn pieces as fringe. It said to
not use yarn thinner than DK, and to make either the blanket or the scraps
in a neutral color. And the scraps don't have to be the same thickness,
which should add interesting texture.
Sounds like a fun way to use up lots of small balls of yarn.
Tracy
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