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LIVE ONLINE LECTURE Learn to knit with leftover yarn

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LIVE ONLINE LECTURE Learn to knit with leftover yarn

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Join a cozy and inspiring online lecture where I delve into the endless possibilities of yarn scraps – and show you how to actually use them.

If there's one thing I love, it's knitting with yarn scraps.
And if there's one thing I love even more, it's getting nerdy about it with other knitting enthusiasts.

On June 10th from 7-8 PM, we'll spend a whole hour together – and I promise you'll leave with both new inspiration and concrete tools.
You'll receive the recording of the lecture and my PDF presentation afterwards.


What others are saying

“Very well and simply explained”
– Line

“It gave me the courage and desire to try it out”
– Maria


Why knit with yarn scraps?

Every year, enormous quantities of yarn are destroyed, simply because more is produced than used.

We can actually help change that.

As knitters, we have a unique opportunity to:

  • use what we already have
  • reduce waste
  • create something completely unique in the process

And let's be honest: those little scraps are too good to just sit in a basket.


From “it's not for me” to “I can't wait”

A participant told me before a workshop:

“I only knit in beige and brown, and I really don't bother with scraps.”

But after the course, she was incredibly excited and could hardly wait to get home and start. Not with wild colors – but by mixing all her beige and brown scraps.

The point is: Scrap knitting doesn't have to change your style. In fact, it can enhance it.


What you will learn in the webinar

This isn't just inspiration – it's concrete knowledge you can use right away:

  • How to combine yarn scraps to look harmonious and complete
  • How to work with both colorful and subtle expressions
  • How to prevent your project from looking messy
  • My simple method for hitting gauge – even with mixed yarn
  • How to get ideas for new projects from what you already have

You'll leave with a clear idea of what you can knit next – without buying new yarn.


More experiences from participants

“I just needed that last push – and now I've knitted my first scrap sweater”
– Camilla

“I've returned to it several times – and have really gotten started”
– Julie


Isn't scrap knitting just wild and chaotic?

It can be, and it's fun to work with.

But it's also a myth that it has to be that way.

If you prefer:

  • calm colors
  • natural tones
  • a simple and timeless expression

I'll show you exactly how to achieve that.


My method for gauge

You'll learn a simple and useful method that makes it easier to hit gauge – even when working with different yarn types and scraps.


Live webinar with opportunity for questions

The webinar is live, and you can ask questions along the way and get answers to your own challenges.


Practical information

  • Date: June 6th 7-8 PM
  • Duration: approx. 60 minutes
  • Format: Live webinar on Zoom
  • You will receive a link to the webinar upon registration
  • Replay: You will get access to the recording afterwards and can watch it when it suits you
  • Level: Everyone can participate

Is this for you?

It is relevant for you if you:

  • have yarn scraps lying around that you don't use
  • want to knit more consciously and sustainably
  • lack ideas for new projects
  • want to learn how to make it look complete and aesthetic

Ready to get started?

I look forward to sharing this with you.

Sign up now and join on May 6th.

You will then receive a recording of the webinar and can watch it again and again at your own pace

Who is behind this?

My name is Freja, and I have a great love for knitting – especially with yarn scraps.

For me, it's not just about using what I already have. It's also about creating something personal, creative, and meaningful – without it having to be complicated.

I love to make things simple and manageable, so more people feel like getting started and actually using their yarn.

And perhaps most importantly: I know that scrap knitting doesn't have to be wild or overwhelming. It can be calm, aesthetic, and completely in your own style.

That's exactly what I want to show you.

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