Multicoloured Circles patterns

Have you been wondering what to do with all your scraps of yarn that have been hiding in your home?

You can use even your tiniest amounts of leftover yarn! This scarf is a happy reminder of all the wonderful projects you’ve knit over the years.

It’s a very easy scarf, and it’s nice because it’s a very flexible pattern, you can make it as big as you wish and also adapt the shape.
Even for a shawl or a blanket

I made a lot of circles, some in single crochet, some in double crochet mixing happy colours.

Here you can see how I joined the circles (simply seamed together)

Here my circles patterns, I used american terms:

SINGLE STITCH CIRCLE PATTERN (schema per cerchio a punto basso)
Make a magic ring

Round 1    Chain 1, 6 single stitch in ring, 1 slip stitch in this rows first chain to join ring.

Round 2    Chain 1, [2 sc in next stitch] 6 times; 1 slip stitch in this rows first chain to join ring.

Round 3    Chain 1, [2 sc in next stitch, 1 sc in next stitch] 6 times; 1 slip stitch in this rows first chain to join ring.

Round 4 and beyond: Chain 1,  work a single crochet into each single crochet and an increase in each increase around. Continue in this manner until you reach the size you want.

DOUBLE CROCHET CIRCLE PATTERN (schema per cerchio a punto alto)
Make a magic ring

Round 1    Chain 3, 12 double crochets in ring, 1 slip stitch in this rows 3rd chain to join ring.

Round 2    Chain3, [2 dc in next stitch] 12 times; 1 slip stitch in this rows 3rd chain to join ring.

Round 3    Chain3, [2 dc in next stitch, 1 double crochet in next stitch] 12 times; 1 slip stitch in this rows 3rd chain to join ring.

Round 4    Chain 3, [2 dc in next stitch, 1 double crochet in next stitch, 1 double crochet in next stitch] 12 times; 1 slip stitch in this rows 3rd chain to join ring.
Round 5 and beyond: Chain 1, work a double crochet into each double crochet and an increase in each increase around. Continue in this manner until you reach the size you want.