Leftover Yarn in Blue and White // Sea and Sky

Dear users, dear authors,
do you have leftover yarn in blue and white? Then you can download wonderful matching patterns here and start making them right away. Get started.

@Authors,
please only showcase patterns here that can mainly be made with leftover yarn in blue / white. 2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual info.

For the Snowman Advent Calendar, only 20 g of white yarn is needed per little bag.
The richly illustrated, detailed pattern is suitable for beginners.

The crochet pattern for a Christmas star  is also suitable for beginners:

This crocheted minibus is a lovely gift box for a small box of chocolates or any other surprise that fits inside such a small box. All VW Bus and camping fans will love it!
What you’ll need:
Materials:

• 20 g each of cotton yarn (approx. 125 m per 50 g, e.g. Catania by Schachenmayr) in blue and white
• Leftover cotton yarn in black, gray, yellow and red
• Crochet hook size 2.5
• Polyester stuffing (wheels)
• 1 thick sewing needle for weaving in ends and sewing the pieces together
• Velcro
• 1 box of chocolates measuring approximately 14 cm x 7 cm x 7 cm (Ferrero Rocher)

Get the crochet pattern here!

A little guardian angel for the new schoolchild is something you can quickly crochet from a few leftover yarn scraps. All in blue—boys’ favorite color—he’s a little rascal himself. He’s carrying a school cone in his arm, and on his back he has a small blue school satchel that can be removed and opened. There’s room for a few coins inside. From now on, the little angel can dangle from the school bag and accompany the little first-grader on his way to school every day.
Click here for the crochet pattern!

Merlin the Wizard is an absolute must-have in any puppet theater ensemble! He can portray both an evil and a good, wise character. With his long white beard, blue, glittering cloak, and pointed hat, he looks very mysterious.

I used the following yarn:

40 g Cotton Lurex cotton yarn by Rico (LL 170 m / 50 g) royal
20 g Catania cotton yarn by Schachenmayr (LL 125 m / 50 g) soft apricot
8 g Peppina eyelash yarn by Lana Grossa (LL = 85 m/50g) white
leftover Creative Bubble by Rico (LL = 90 m / 50 g) silver
leftover cotton yarn in black and red

This makes Merlin about 25 cm tall.

Click here to get to the pattern!

These two are wonderfully quick and easy to crochet from leftover yarn: Polly the Bunny and Paule the Little Bear.
Great as a gift, as a small token to bring along, or for children as a bag charm on a daycare bag or school backpack?

click here for the pattern



The pattern is described in detail and richly illustrated, so even beginners can achieve a great result.
The bag charms will be approx. 14 cm tall (when using the specified yarn weight and hook size).

The blue-and-white color combination always looks fresh. That’s true for doll fashion, too. Here you can crochet a 3-piece set consisting of a skirt, top, and bolero.

--> Click here for more photos, information, and the pattern.

I hope you enjoy this lovely project. Yours, Ina



And here is another small crochet project in blue and white. It is a slim dress with a bolero. You can make it in one color, two colors, or multiple colors—whatever you like.

--> Click here for more pictures, information, and the pattern.

I hope you enjoy this lovely crochet project. The doll mommies will like it too.

Warm regards - Yours, Ina

PS. If you only want to make the dress, you can find a separate pattern for it in my shop.

A pair of wrist warmers is always a good use for leftover blue yarn. You only need 50g of yarn in total for these.
The pattern can also easily be knitted in multiple colors; it is explained in detail and also shown in a chart.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/33570/diamant-armstulpen-gestrickt