Stacked Wraps

We all have those tiny bits of yarn too special to throw out, and instead of simply putting them in a bowl, why not transform them into something beautiful? This knitting project lets you create a stunning bracelet or necklace, making it a perfect way to repurpose those cherished remnants. This quick and delightful pattern allows you to craft bracelets that are sized perfectly to fit your wrist and accommodate your desired length.

This fast project is ideal for last-minute gift knitting, allowing you to create personalized accessories that your friends and family will cherish. The size of the bracelet can be fully customized to suit your recipient's preferences, making it a thoughtful and heartfelt gift.

Skills Required:

• * Russian Join (suggested)
• * Working i-cord
• * Grafting stitches

Gauge: 34 rows to 4 inches (10 cm) in i-cord, blocked, which ensures that your pieces will turn out consistently and beautifully.

Note: When using these small amounts of yarn, it’s often more reliable to refer to weight measurements rather than yardage. I recommend using a jeweler’s scale to accurately weigh your bits and pieces of yarn to confirm you have sufficient material for your project.

Yarn: You will need 8 to 14 yards (7 to 13 meters), approximately 2 to 4 grams, of a fingering weight yarn that can achieve gauge of about 7-7.5 stitches per inch, depending on your desired length.

**Sample yardage/weights include:**

• 3 wraps (orange-blue): 8 yds/7 m (2.2 grams)
• 4 wraps (multi-colored): 11 yds/10 m (2.9 grams)
• 8 wraps (grey-brown): 14 yds/13 m (3.9 grams)

Ready to dive into a fun and creative knitting experience? Gather your special yarn scraps and follow this detailed pattern to create unique, stylish bracelets or necklaces that not only reflect your creativity but also make for thoughtful gifts. Whether you're an experienced knitter or a beginner, this project is sure to inspire and delight!