This pattern is a great way to use up and show off bits of yarn! Turn scraps of worsted or fingering weight yarn you have into fun bracelets! Since it’s such a small project (only 6 rows other than cast-on and off) it’s a great way to practice techniques such as knitting in the round and colorwork, as well as learn a cute braided technique which is a great addition to any mitten or cuff!

Instructions are included for worsted and fingering weight bracelets and includes photos. Materials needed to complete the bracelets are as follows:

Worsted weight:
US 6 (4.0mm) double pointed needles
About 10y of worsted weight yarn in Main Color
About 5-10y or worsted weight yarn in Contrasting Color

Sock/fingering weight:
US 1 (2.25mm) double pointed needles
About 10-15y of sock/fingering weight yarn in Main Color
About 5-10y of sock/fingering weight yarn in Contrasting Color
For both:
A yarn needle to weave in the ends