One Skein Projects

Looking for something to make with that extra skein of yarn left over from your finished project? Here are some of our favorite one-skein patterns for knitters and crocheters, organized by yarn weight! Scroll down for patterns that work with multiple weights of yarn!

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Lace Weight

Tranquil Wrap (knit) by Janina Kallio

Yarn Suggestion: Rowan Fine Lace, Ito Sensai, Manos del Uruguay Fino (fingering-weight)

Note: You can easily adjust Tranquil to different sizes and yarn amounts to make it your own. The pattern includes instructions on modifying both the width and length.

Sport Weight

Making Waves Cowl (knit) by Kay Hopkins

Yarn Suggestions: Hudson Highlands Sport, Malabrigo Arroyo, Adriafil Woolphoria, The Fibre Co. Transitions

Note: This pattern is easily adaptable to different gauges of yarn (especially fingering, DK, worsted-weight)

Blackberry French Scarf - Trinity Stitch (knit) by Angela Juergens

Yarn Suggestions: Adriafil Woolphoria, The Fibre Co. Transitions, Manos del Uruguay Fino (fingering-weight)

Note: This pattern is easily adaptable to different gauges of yarn (especially laceweight held double, fingering, DK, worsted-weight)

Choose Your Yarn Weight

Musselburgh (knit) by Ysolda Teague

This pattern contains instructions for 9 gauges, from Light Fingering Weight through DK. This pattern works well with almost any skein of sock yarn, Sport Weight, or DK Weight yarn.

Zuzu's Petals (knit) by Carina Spencer

This pattern can be knit in any gauge.

The Essential Beanie (knit) by Andrea Gaughan

This pattern contains instructions for 6 yarn weights, from Fingering through Bulky.

Tensfield (knit) by Martina Behm

This hat can be knit in any gauge. Gradient and self-striping yarns work especially well with this pattern.

Yarn Suggestions: Adriafil Woolphoria, Feederbrook Farm Entropy DK