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The “Scrap Eaters” love things that are playful, colorful, and imaginative. Even kids can help out here. They’re very easy to crochet from scraps, which can be used in any shape or color.

Very easy to crochet and suitable for many occasions. A great idea for children’s birthday parties, for example, since they can also be filled with small gifts. Later on, they can hold pens or similar items.

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These hairbands are perfect for knitting from leftover yarn in a variety of colors. They feature a pretty lace pattern and are very popular in the summer. They also make a great little gift for little girls, who are sure to love them.

Recommended for experienced knitters.

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Toddlers are thrilled when they can feed their favorites with food they have on their own plates. Here you can crochet a selection of treats that dolls love. ;-)

Your creativity is sure to be sparked here, so you’ll come up with plenty more ideas.

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When gardening season begins, Victor the scarecrow is back in action! In the garden or on the balcony, he keeps an eye out for cheeky birds after your flower seeds, but he’s also happy to serve as decoration for the windowsill.
Victor is about 35 cm tall (without the stick) and can be crocheted from leftover yarn.
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A value pack with crochet patterns for no fewer than 6 hand puppets for a puppet show—you can’t pass this up! Here you can let your imagination and creativity run wild—first while crocheting, and then while putting on a show! You’ll get patterns for Kasperl, his grandmother, his friends Gretel and Seppel, as well as the robber and the crocodile: with these, you can reenact plenty of Kasperl theater plays. Crocheting these is a great way to use up your leftover yarn.
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Spring is on its way—at least on your breakfast table! These lovely flower-shaped egg cozies are an ornament for any table, even if you don't eat eggs for breakfast at all! Tulip, bellflower, snowdrop, and daffodil can be crocheted from just a few bits of leftover yarn and also make a wonderful little hostess gift if you're invited to brunch, for example.
Click here to go to the pattern for the Spring Flower Egg Cozies!

The Bunny Gang isn’t just a visual treat at Easter ♥
Compact, cute, and quick to make! Of course, the detailed crochet pattern also includes the fun carrot and strawberry eggs :-)

Crochet pattern for a blanket

Individual flowers are crocheted and joined to the existing ones right away in the final round. This way, you can shape your desired form while crocheting and keep changing it individually. 



It also looks wonderful as a small doily.

You should be familiar with single crochet stitches, chain stitches, slip stitches, and double crochet.

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This imaginative door wreath in a classic chevron pattern adorns any door ♥
The flowers are attached and can be rearranged again and again!

This 16-page pattern describes how to crochet the wreath with plenty of step-by-step photos.

Crochet Pattern for a Balloon Cover

You’ll crochet individual granny squares, which are then sewn together into a ball. An opening is left for changing the balloon. This way, the ball can be used both indoors and outdoors, since it always dries quickly after washing.

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Wonderfully colorful, the "Sweet Little Chicks" are - cute Easter decorations that are simply adorable.
The chickens’ bodies are made of double stitches, which makes them wonderful for embroidering.

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These sweet little baskets go wonderfully with the chickens. You can use them in many ways, e.g. as tealight holders (LED), gift packaging, table decorations, etc.

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Oh, this is a broad topic. Here on Crazypatterns there are soooo many beautiful, creative, colorful ideas. You’ll have a hard time choosing. Here are my suggestions. For more information, pictures, and the pattern, just click on the headings.

I hope you have lots of fun with your next colorful project.
Warm regards from Ina

How about a hand-crocheted game for up to 4 people that’s also washable? The pattern includes the game board, the game pieces, and a matching bag. You can roll it up, pack it away, and stow it in your backpack. That makes it ideal for a day trip, too—no one is guaranteed to get bored.



Or how about a brightly colored heart-shaped pillow? You can use up your leftover yarn. First, we crochet lots of individual pieces, which we then crochet together to form a heart. The pillow is stuffed with synthetic batting and can therefore be washed completely in the washing machine if needed.



And my third suggestion would be a brightly colored round rug. Round by round, you choose the colors, and it looks different every time. It’s really fun. The back is rubberized so it won’t slip. We crochet with multiple strands of yarn so we can make quick progress.

You’ve probably made some snowflakes out of folded paper in your life. Here’s the colorful alternative for the warmer seasons.


 
These flowers are cut out of folded tissue paper. You’ll get templates for four different flower shapes in three sizes: 10, 15, and 20 cm. The flowers are very easy to make and are also great for crafting with children.

Crocheted food can / jar

Crochet pattern for a storage basket for all sorts of odds and ends that accumulate over time. 

The pattern can be adjusted to any size. You should be familiar with single crochet, slip stitch, chain stitch, half double crochet, and double crochet. This is a great way to use up your leftover yarn.

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After the dark winter months, everyone is probably longing for lots of color. That’s why at Easter, the motto is: the more colorful, the better! Here I have something colorful for your windows.



These Easter eggs are made from photo cardstock and translucent paper. The large ones measure approx. 10 x 12.7 cm, and the small ones approx. 7.3 x 9 cm. They’re very easy to make, and their variety can be significantly expanded with additional color combinations.