The word “nokorimono” comes from the Japanese word for “leftovers.” The Nokorimono Pullover is a great project for using up scraps of leftover yarn.
 
These Squares, with their ch-1 corner stitches, make a geometrically elegant, repeated-squares design, as well as show a subtle X etched through each square. A faint hint of folding emphasizes the corner-to-corner X in the squares, and provides intriguing visual appeal when the squares are joined together.
 
The Nokorimono Pullover is a boxy, comfortable sweater with minimal shaping in the sleeves.
 
Materials:
Use any leftover scraps of yarn and whatever hook works well with them. You size this sweater according to the size of the squares you make. A sizing chart is included with this pattern.
 
Pictured Pullover (Child S/M) is made with Yarn Bee Yarntopia [(4oz/113g; 312yds/285m; 100% acrylic)] Sport Weight Yarn in Sage, Ocean, & Cerulean Sea; and Baby Bee Sweet Delight [(4oz/113g; 377yds/345m; 60% acrylic/40% Polyamide)] in Rainy Yay & Flannel.
 
Size 7 (4.5mm) Hook