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Here is one of my yard gargoyles modeling my scrappy un-spun and re-spun scarf.
This is how I did it.

Posted by PlaidCrafter from Los Angeles, California, United States • Published See PlaidCrafter's 107 projects »
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  • How to make a knit scarf / crochet scarf. Scrappy Un Spun And Re Spun Scarf - Step 1
    Step 1

    I used a ball of Caron Simply Soft Quick in black and a scrap of yarn about 8 inches. I untwisted the black yarn a bit (it is a thick 2-ply yarn) and slipped one end of the scrap green yarn between the two plies of the black yarn. I then proceeded to untwist the black yarn the length of the green scrap. I then held the two together and let the black yarn re-twist back up enveloping the green yarn in the twist. I then threaded the second end of the yarn in between the two black strands to secure it further.

  • How to make a knit scarf / crochet scarf. Scrappy Un Spun And Re Spun Scarf - Step 2
    Step 2

    Here is a closeup of a pink strand that was already a double stranded yarn so it became 4 ply yarn.

  • How to make a knit scarf / crochet scarf. Scrappy Un Spun And Re Spun Scarf - Step 3
    Step 3

    Here is what it ends up looking like before knitting.

  • How to make a knit scarf / crochet scarf. Scrappy Un Spun And Re Spun Scarf - Step 4
    Step 4

    I think this would make a fun gift ball of yarn to give someone. They wouldn't know what was inside the outer layers.

    I was thinking about trying this technique next with just one color family of scraps.

    And now if it would only get cold enough here in SoCal so that I could wear my scarf instead of my yard gargoyle!

    So this is my trick that is actually a neat trick!

    Happy Halloween to all ya'll.

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PJ
PJ · Avondale, Arizona, US · 96 projects
that really is neat idea, and looks great.
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mamachka
mamachka
That must be really tedious to wrap all those scraps within whole length of yarn required to make a scarf...but it turned out really well! Happy
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