Scrap Projects 2022: Use Up All Your Scraps Now and Start a Wonderful New Year

Dear users, dear designers,
here you’ll find projects for scraps of all kinds.
If you’d like to chat about using up scraps, click on this thread:
Scrap Race January to March 2022: weigh your scraps now, use them up, and win

@designers,
2-3 patterns per designer are enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc.

Even beginners with a little practice can crochet wonderful things from leftover yarn.

How about, for example, the funny chickens on a perch, which decorate doors and walls as hanging decor and can be used individually as edge sitters and gift decorations:



You can get the crochet pattern for the chickens on a perch here



The little birds look magical as decorative hangers and flower picks, and bring cheerful color into your home:







You can find the Little Birds Decorative Hangers crochet pattern here


Or how about a pretty welcoming committee for spring made from your leftover yarn?
The daisies also make a lovely gift or little hostess gift:



You can get the crochet pattern for the daisy decor here

Tiny amounts of leftover yarn can be crocheted into appliqués. Now, at the turn of the year, these lucky charms are ideal. They are super quick to crochet and can be given as a small token: as a fridge magnet, gift tag, or all together on a greeting card or a door wreath.



Or would you like to crochet a pretty Carnival decoration from your leftovers? Thecolorful jester’s cap can be used in many ways: as a bottle stopper, table decoration, doll’s hat, or on a small door wreath.





You wouldn’t immediately realize that the animal numbers for a child’s birthday  are numbers. You can use them as fun cake toppers. Or you can glue them onto the invitation cards. They are also very decorative as gift tags (maybe you can even find wrapping paper that matches the animal?)


A great and easy project for leftovers is washcloths or dishcloths. These look great, and each of the 6 cloths has a different knit-purl pattern.

Go to the knitting pattern




A loop scarf can also be wonderfully knitted from leftover yarn. It even looks great in two colors.

Go to the knitting pattern




This collar+scarf is also a great leftover-yarn project. It can be worn in different ways—as either a collar or a scarf. That way you always have a nice, warm neck.

Go to the knitting pattern

With large projects, you often end up with a few leftover balls of yarn. You can put them to wonderful use for a cowl with a motif. How about a little dinosaur family? Or a sweet little bear cub snuggled up close to his mom, enjoying a lovely winter day? Both are fun to crochet, and maybe you know a little dinosaur or teddy bear fan :-)




Crochet pattern “Dinoworld” cowl





Crochet pattern “Winter Dream” cowl

For Valentine's Day, you can crochet the scraps into a colorful heart.


Heart with Spirals

Or a colorful Easter bunny 

Hernry the Bunny with African flowers 



The scraps are also very suitable for Easter eggs.

Easter eggs with African flowers 


The ultimate scrap yarn pattern that looks great in every color:

Häkelherzchen



You’ll receive the crochet pattern for hearts in 3 sizes.

Can you crochet chain stitches, single crochet, increase, and decrease? Then you can get started right away.

As table decorations, pendants, or floral decorations on a small wooden skewer, little hearts are always a good idea.

Hier gehts zur Anleitung.

Have fun crocheting.


Fargerik is an easy triangular shawl where only 2 patterns are knitted, which are explained in detail and are absolutely suitable for beginners.
The colorful stripes can be knitted very well with leftover yarn; the pattern is simply knitted straight through.

Go directly to the pattern here 

The bird’s nest is one of my first creations. It’s perfect for spring 

Bird’s Nest


Or how about the tablecloth weights for using up leftover yarn?

Spring is coming 


A special gift for Valentine’s Day, International Women’s Day, and Mother’s Day 

❤ All About Hearts 

More?