52 Weeks of Scrap Yarn

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Dive into your yarn stash and make creative use of all those hopeful skeins and balls — and even the tiniest leftovers!

52 Weeks of Scrap Yarn: Projects for Crafters is an inspiring collection that contains 52 scrap yarn patterns ranging from small to large projects, from accessories and home decor to sweaters and cardigans. Some designs are made entirely of scraps, while others use them in smaller details as an eye-catching design element. In addition to knitting, there are also a few crochet pieces.

Working with scrap yarns is fun, rewarding and ecological: it saves money and creates more space in your yarn stash! And each project is unique, which brings a touch of playfulness to the process.

52 Weeks of Scrap Yarn is the latest addition to Laine Publishing’s popular 52 Weeks series. The book’s patterns come from 47 talented designers worldwide, and the skill level required varies from easy to challenging.  

The patterns are created by the following designers: Enikö Balogh, Jona Bednjanec, Audrey Borrego, Susan Chin, Camille Descôteaux, Jaime Dorfman (Jaime Creates), Emma Ducher, Anna Eklund, Lindsey Fowler, Nicola Furey, Soraya García, Hiromi Glover, Eliza Hinkes, Rastus Hsu, Anna Husemann, Candi Jensen, Esti Juango, Veera Jussila, Meiju Kallio, Maija Kangasluoma, Faye Kennington, Jenna Kostet, Pauliina Kuunsola, Sam Lamb, Sarianna Lehtonen, Lotta H. Löthgren, Rebekka Mauser, Faïza Mebazaa, Yukie Onodera,  Sara Ottosson, Paula Pereira, Louise-Anne Petit Lesellier, Eeva Rapola, Camille Romano, Megumi Shinagawa, Anna Sjösvärd, Lis Smith, Elena Solier Jansà, Mariia Sordiia, Marina Storm, Safiyyah Talley, María Uzquiano, Famke van der Wal, Imke von Nathusius, Julia Wilkens, Jen Yard and Elise Young.

This is a pre-order. Your magazine will be dispatched for the 17th April publication date. Any other items in this order will be dispatched at the same time. 

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Anne Hodgkins
Full of inspiration

The book has loads of fascinating patterns which it would be great to try. I do have a small quibble which is that I thought there would be more patterns made from true leftover wool, whereas most of the larger items seem to require a main colour. It would also be useful if the index highlighted which patterns were knits and which were crochet. However I am really looking forward to trying out some of the pieces

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Regina Heap
Great book!

It's one of those books I am happy to leave on my coffee table as it looks so good! I am hoping to use several of the patterns to do some stash busting this year. Wish me luck :)

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Caroline Brill
Great ideas

Lovely ideas and patterns on how to use up oddments of yarn and create something useful and lovely