The phrase "out of scratch" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate the origin of something. For example, "She cooked up a delicious lasagna out of scratch."
They passed around photocopies of the previous Friday's Post ("news out of scratch") and told anyone who'd listen how much money they were owed.
The teacher there, Paula Ohaus, "basically created a theater program out of scratch" when many of her students had never been to a live theater performance, Ms. Cooney said.
When I ran out of scratch (forget finding an Agway in Manhattan) I bought every organic grain in the health food store and mixed them all up — oats, wheat, barley, quinoa, sunflower seeds, millet.
How to Make an Ugly Guitar Hero Guitar Out of Scratch [Gizmodo].
Learn how to make a computer out of scratch and build a fully personal computer of your own.
If you do not wish to make crafts projects out of scratched old discs, there are other environmentally responsible actions to take.
But there were some bad choices that I could remedy en route: After three months of drinking sunset cocktails out of scratched and cloudy plastic cups, I rebelled and bought four beautiful garnet-tinted glasses in Beaufort, N.C.
But they inspired countless DJs to pick up dog-eared basement bin finds and coax endless sunshine out of scratched and smushed black wax.
No stranger to depression, I am these days experiencing this wholly new kind of grief, borne, for now, out of scratching-at-the-walls and howling transformation rather than via dooming and plummeting despair.
Of course, Guy played his guitar behind his neck and with his teeth, in addition to turning the guitar backwards and getting some unique sounds out of scratching it against his body.
This is often described as the burrito wrap, and it keeps paws and claws safely out of scratching range.
