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here you’ll find adorable leftover yarn projects you can get started on right away. Shop now.

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The more colorful, the prettier

Storage basket You can never have enough. All kinds of odds and ends can find a place in it. 

You should know how to work single crochet, chain stitches, half and full double crochet. You can crochet around tin cans and jars with a straight rim.



Dishcloths are a great way to use up your leftover cotton yarn. Each row in a different color. Here, too, you’ll need to know single crochet, chain stitches, half and full double crochet. 

These cloths also work well as trivets or potholders. 

You can find the crochet pattern here



Do you have lots of leftover yarn and love bright colors? Then this blanket is just right for you. Individual flowers are crocheted and joined together in the final round as you go. 

This takes you to the crochet pattern

Easter decorations are wonderful to crochet from leftover yarn!


A sweet Easter decoration that you can crochet from just a few leftover yarn scraps are the “Heartfelt Chickens.” Their bodies are shaped like hearts, as are their feet. The chickens are very easy to crochet and can hang on the Easter branches, decorate the window or a wall for Easter, be used as flower picks or gift tags... or so much more—there are no limits to your imagination!

Here is the crochet pattern for the “Heartfelt Chickens”


Just as versatile to use, easy to crochet, and also made from the smallest amounts of colorful leftover yarn are the “Colorful Bunnies”:


They look especially cute on the Easter branches, but they also make a great table decoration or a little addition to an Easter basket.

Here is the crochet pattern for the “Colorful Bunnies”


The “Colorful Little Birds” go perfectly with them:

The little tails are made from guinea fowl feathers in colors that match the body. To make sure the birds can stand securely, they get feet made from floral pick wire. If you want to hang them on the Easter branches or anywhere else, you can also leave off the feet.

Here’s the crochet pattern for the “Colorful Little Birds”

Babyschuhe_Sissi                    Baby Shoes -Cool    

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You can find these designs and many more
in my shop, feel free to take a look!

The Noble Cowl Stripes is knitted using a simple slip stitch pattern.
All you need is 2 x 50g of yarn in contrasting colors.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/48468/noble-cowl-stripes

This collar-scarf is knitted from leftover yarn. Here, I was able to turn leftover Baby Merino yarn into a practical and warm accessory. This piece also works great in sock yarn, as you can clearly see.

To the knitting pattern  

A little pair of leggings for a baby doll (40-50 cm) that is sure to delight the little doll mommy. After all, she wants to dress her little darling just as nicely as a real baby.

These leggings are great to knit with leftover yarn, in any color combination.

Go to the knitting pattern




This summer outfit for sporty teddies (25-30 cm) is also great to knit with leftover yarn. I knitted it for my Fynn, and it looks great on him.

Go to the knitting pattern

Please take a seat! For the cute tissue box cover SOFA... You can definitely use all your leftover yarn!

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/32129/kosmetiktuecherbox-sofa

This bookmark can be crocheted quickly and easily from leftover yarn and is a fun accessory for book fans:



Only basic crochet techniques are used (magic ring, slip stitch, chain stitch, single crochet, double crochet, increases, crocheting in rows/rounds). The finishing is also explained in detail with lots of detailed pictures. Difficulty level: easy, suitable for beginners.


You can find the crochet pattern for the ballerina bookmark here

If you ever have leftover felting wool, you can use it to make this gorgeous rug… It also works great for the bathroom
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/58601/schneller-filzteppich-aus-filzwolleresten-auch-fuer-anfaenger-geeignet

11 g of yarn - that's all you need for the Granny Yuminari.

The one-page PDF file is suitable for beginners.

To the pattern: *click*

...there’s no better way to use up your leftover yarn! This gorgeous spring shawl is perfect for the season, too… It’s a colorful explosion, and it’ll help clear out the rest of your yarn basket as well...

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/35635/farbenfrohes-fruehlingstuch

The shell wash pads can be crocheted from small scraps of scrubby yarn, look great in every color, and bring a touch of vacation feeling and wanderlust into your bathroom.

The shells can also be crocheted from other yarn and used for your beach decor and garlands, or as gift tags and bag charms.



Only chain stitches, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, and slip stitches are used.
The PDF pattern contains detailed instructions, a crochet chart, and many detailed step-by-step photos that make it very easy to follow, even for beginners.

You can get the crochet pattern for the shell wash pads here

The following patterns are wonderful for using up leftover yarn:
(For more information, please click the respective link)

1) You can't do without these: cute egg cozy hens, just like Grandma used to use.
Go to the pattern here




2) "Sweet Little Chicks" - cute chickens, not just for Easter.
The bodies of the chickens are made with double stitches, which makes them wonderful for embroidering.
Go to the pattern here




3) The adorable chickens "Berta and Gundel" look great on an Easter branch, door wreath, window, etc., but the two also make eye-catching bag charms or keychains.
Go to the pattern here

These crochet patterns from my shop stjerne 61 are ideal for using up leftover yarn:

The additional materials you’ll need are listed in detail in the respective patterns, just click on the photos.


Crochet pattern Lillefant for every occasion


Whether as a keychain or a little good-luck charm, these little elephants are crocheted in no time and make a great small gift for various occasions.
They are crocheted using only single crochet stitches.

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Crochet pattern bracelet


This bracelet is a wonderful gift for girls big and small and is quick to make.

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Crochet pattern egg cozy set duffel bag


The egg cup is a life ring, and the practical mini duffel bag keeps your breakfast egg warm.
The duffel bags are also great for giving as gifts—how about filling one with vacation money?

All patterns are beginner-friendly, written without abbreviations, and many small pictures support the individual steps.

You can crochet wonderful jewelry from thinner leftover yarn.
In many different colors, always perfectly matching your current favorite color.

Susi is crocheted and embellished with a little embroidery.

She’s wonderfully versatile and adaptable.

You can get the pattern here: 
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/29725/kette-susi-haekelanleitung

Is a child in your circle of friends starting school this year?
Then this fish-shaped math aid is a great idea.

And if you know a fish and aquarium fan, you can make it into an Advent calendar mobile—the fish’s mouths are perfect for holding tasty little treats. Just crochet a fish every now and then, and you’ll easily be finished by December.


You can find the crochet pattern here:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/52898/rechenkette-fisch-theo-haekelanleitung

Using colorful leftover yarn, you can quickly and easily crochet your very own sea of flowers



The flowers can be combined in new ways again and again and used in many different ways. For example
- as decoration,
- as scattered flowers,
- as appliqués on scarves, bags, hats, boot cuffs, pillowcases, curtain tiebacks, door wreaths, or
- as keychains or bag charms...
And of course on birthday cards and lovingly wrapped gifts.

Difficulty level: easy, suitable for beginners with a little practice
Basic crochet skills used: starting with a magic ring, chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet and treble crochet, increases, decreases

The very detailed pattern includes the written crochet pattern and crochet charts for the different flowers, and of course lots of photos that show you step by step how to crochet these flowers and combine them in new ways again and again.

You can find the crochet pattern for the decorative flowers here