Leftover Yarn Models + Fabric Scrap Models + Photo Cardstock Scrap Models + Paper Scrap Models You Simply Have to Have.

Dear users, dear designers,
now create irresistible handmade projects with your leftover yarn + fabric scraps + photo cardstock scraps + paper scraps.

@Designers,
only patterns with at least 25 sales and a CR of at least 3% may be presented here.

This cute little doll’s sweater (RVO) with a hat is perfect for knitting with leftover yarn. It fits dolls measuring 45–50 cm (including Baby Born dolls). It’s easy to knit if you have some knitting experience.

It also fits small newborns.

View the knitting pattern




This cute sweater with a side button placket is a similar style in the same size. It makes the doll look just like a real baby and will make any doll mum happy.

View the knitting pattern

This tissue box cover is a wonderful way to use up various leftover yarns. It also makes a lovely gift, because everyone needs tissues. This way they’re packaged very decoratively – adorned with hearts and butterflies.

Easy to crochet, even for beginners with basic skills. Everything is explained step by step with photos.

To the crochet pattern

Doll mums are always happy about new doll clothes. For 29 cm fashion dolls, you only need a small amount of yarn, so this is a wonderful way to crochet up your leftover yarn. And the result really looks lovely, because these dresses are truly one of a kind!


 The Rainbow Dress
is available in a short and a long version. You can use lots of different colors here and use up small leftovers. There is also a matching pattern for the little bag.

The Little Black Dress
is always elegant and never goes out of style. But of course, you can also crochet it in any other color. The hem is made with eyelash yarn. To match: the clutch and the hat.

The Dirndl
is worn a lot, especially in southern Germany: at weddings and other celebrations, on Sundays, but also during the week. Dirndls actually suit all little dolls well (even if they are at home in the "far north"). This dirndl is easy to put on because the blouse is crocheted on.

Na, are you in the mood to crochet something? Then click on the blue text! And there is even more doll clothing in my doll clothes collection! Take a look!

What to do with jersey scraps?

Panties are perfect for that ;). Kids outgrow their sizes far too quickly, so new panties are a great way to make something from fabric scraps you've grown fond of, e.g. with Panty Pippa in sizes 98-134.

Slightly larger leftover pieces of woven fabric can be turned into a yoga cushion or meditation cushion wonderfully.

You can find the pattern for the LUNA yoga cushion here.

These little doll shoes require small amounts of yarn. 

The shoes are knitted with a set of double-pointed needles, and the sole edging is crocheted with slip stitches (but this is optional)

Click here for the pattern




Yarn scraps are perfect for this crocheted baby blanket, since you can simply switch yarns when a ball of yarn runs out. It is started in the center, using the smaller amounts at the beginning and the scraps with the longest remaining yardage toward the outside.



Crochet pattern for a balloon cover

Individual granny squares are crocheted and then sewn together into a ball at the end. A hidden opening is crocheted to make it easy to swap out the balloon. 

If you have one ball each of two different colors left over from a larger cotton project, you can use them perfectly for these potholders featuring flamingos in love. The knitting technique is double knitting. 



Click here for the pattern for the “Flamingo Love” potholders 

Leftover yarn is a wonderful thing. You can use it to conjure up lots of beautiful things that will bring joy to you or others. Here are a few suggestions for crochet fans. You’ll find more pictures, information, and the pattern itself by clicking on the headings.

I hope you enjoy looking through them and making them yourself.
Best wishes - Yours, Ina

Craft bucket with lots of compartments


Round Colorful Rug



Felted Moccasins in All Sizes


Doll clothes, 3-piece set


Doll clothes 6-piece set "Fresh Summer Fashion"

And because I also enjoy knitting, here are a few more ideas for knitting fans. I wish you lots of fun window-shopping and making them yourself, too.

Warm regards - Yours, Ina

Ball Gown for Small Dolls


Wrist Warmers with a Decorative Cable Pattern and Shaped Thumb


Felted Boots with a Roll Collar


Turtleneck Sweater in Variable Length as a Top-Down Raglan


Universal Cowl

You can never have enough wrist warmers, and they’re quick to knit. Using just 50g of sock-weight yarn, these diamond-patterned wrist warmers are knitted with a simple pattern.
You knit a rectangle, which is then sewn together.

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

Below I’ll show you a selection of ideas from my shop for what you can conjure up with your leftover yarn:

1) "The Wegglies" - cute egg cozy gnome gang - decorations for your breakfast table.
Go to the pattern here



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2) Not just for Christmas: you can crochet these pretty angels very quickly and easily in one piece - only the halo is crocheted separately. Place an electric tea light underneath and they glow in the dark.
Go to the pattern here



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3) Keychain or bag charm with angel wings
But even without a key ring, hung as decoration in the window or above a child’s bed, these beautiful charms are always eye-catching.
Go to the pattern here



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4) "Totally retro," my children said when I crocheted these cute angels in three sizes. They are easy to crochet and finished in no time. Over 1,200 sales and 60 reviews with an average of 5 stars speak for themselves.
Go to the pattern here



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5) Or how about these beautiful angel wings / wings in shabby chic -
the individual wings are made all around in one piece. So no fronts and backs need to be sewn together. Clever and quick to make.
Go to the pattern here



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6) These sweet chickens are very colorful and cheerful. The "Sweet Little Chicks" are crocheted with the clever double stitches - which makes them wonderfully suitable for embroidering.
Go to the pattern here



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7) This cute bag charm also puts you in a good mood - made up of a sun hat and flip-flops, it brightens up any bag. On top of that, it has room for your shopping cart token or euro coin.
Go to the pattern here



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8) These cute baskets are also a cheerful, colorful eye-catcher. You can use them in many ways, e.g. as a tea light holder (LED), gift packaging, table decoration, etc.

Go to the pattern here

These “Scrap Flowers” really live up to their name :-)
Because they really use up EVERY leftover piece of yarn, no matter how small, and their uses are virtually endless ♥

The 8-page crochet pattern, complete with plenty of pictures, shows you how to crochet these gorgeous flowers.

For the small decorative leaves in two designs, you’ll only need about 5g of yarn in fall colors for each.
You can use the leaves as mini face-cleansing sponges or simply as beautiful, colorful decorations.



Difficulty level: easy, suitable for beginners with some practice
The crochet pattern includes written instructions, crochet charts, and many photos.

You can find the crochet pattern for the fall leaves here

You can crochet this original ballerina bookmark from leftover yarn. Perfect for all fans of real books!



Difficulty level: easy, suitable for beginners with a little practice

You can find the crochet pattern for the ballerina bookmark here

More patterns?