Carpet using using unused yarn

[0031] The present invention relates to a carpet that has a yarn pattern such that different lots of yarn even with differing colors can be used interchangeably and yet achieve a carpet having a visually consistent appearance. In other words, even though different types of yarn, which may even have different colors, are interchangeably used, the carpet formed has the appearance of looking substantially visually the same as the carpet being made from different types of yarn. Preferably, the carpet has a random combination of yarns as explained below, wherein in one embodiment, no two carpets (e.g., tiles) are alike.

[0032] In more detail, the present invention, in part, relates to a carpet having a yarn pattern having a pattern 1 of (A-B-C-D) and a pattern 2 of (E-F-G-H). Each of these letters signify at least one yarn having a certain color and value with respect to light or dark. Yarn A-D of pattern 1 can be in any order and yarn E-H of pattern 2 can be in any order. Both pattern 1 and