Leftover cake yarn / gradient yarn / novelty yarn: Use them up now.

Dear users, dear authors,
Here you’ll find ideas for using up leftover yarn, leftover cake yarn, leftover gradient yarn, and leftover novelty yarn.
It’s going to be fun—stay tuned. :-)

@Authors:
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual info.

Knitting patterns_ Beanie
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The hat is knitted in various lace patterns and with dropped stitches.
The small tassel at the back of the head makes this model really snazzy!
Material:
100 g Silky Spray by Bellalana
Alternatively
Alize yarn 100% microfiber
Needle size 3
Size:
53 - 55 (56-58) cm

The Tamburin Shawl can be knitted with lots of small leftover yarn scraps and one main color, making it as colorful as you like. The two patterns are explained row by row and also shown in a chart. 
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/47965/tamburin-shawl-gestrickt 
You will need 1x 100 g and approx. 10x 20 g of yarn, but of course the size can easily be adjusted individually. 

You can crochet these shells using almost any leftover yarn. They turn out especially pretty with pastel-colored yarn featuring soft but short color gradients. The pattern shows you how to make 3 different types of shells that look quite realistic. Isn’t this a great decoration, for example, for the bathroom?

Then go ahead and download the pattern here and get started right away!
It’s not that hard at all!

This crochet blanket is a great way to use up leftover cotton yarn. The flowers are crocheted individually and don't need much yarn. With the final round, they are crocheted directly onto the other flowers, so there’s no annoying sewing together at the end.

The size can be customized, as can the shape of the blanket. Whether round or oval or a completely unique shape......

Basic knowledge of chain stitches, slip stitches, double crochet, and single crochet is required



Blanket pattern

For these knitted shoes, leftover yarn is enough, since you can also knit them in very different colors. Change colors after the sole, after the little shoe, and for the cuff, so you can reduce your stash of leftovers a bit.

These little shoes are knitted with a set of double-pointed needles, and you should have some practice using a cable needle.

Pattern for knitted baby booties

This beautiful dragon scarf was made from a gradient yarn cake and a matching leftover yarn cake:
Frozen Strawberry

A leftover Bobbel of about 75 grams—or even a very small one—can be used for this great triangular loop scarf. Super practical: just pull it over your head, and it still tapers to a point at the front like a triangular shawl—plus, it’s quick to knit. Everything a woman needs.Jeansfreund