Weekend Projects + Beautiful Bestsellers + Colorful Leftover Patterns / Using Up Leftover Yarn

Dear users, dear authors,
here you’ll find a new weekend project, a great bestseller, and beautiful patterns for using up leftovers / using up leftover yarn. 

@Authors,
you can showcase up to 3 patterns here. These should not have been promoted for at least 1 month. Each pattern must have at least 10 sales and a CR of at least 3%. Please make sure you have good images and informative texts. Please don’t write two posts directly one after the other. 

You can use leftover yarn from filet crochet to make

Happy Birthday bow


Table runner - can be extended while crocheting


Table runner

If you need information about the patterns I’ve featured, please click on the corresponding caption.

Hanny the Bee is watching over your honey!

The little bee’s body is crocheted with plush yarn. But don’t let that scare you, because a strand of additional yarn is crocheted in at the same time: black yarn with the yellow plush yarn and yellow yarn with the black plush yarn. You won’t see it at all later, but while crocheting the stitches remain visible, so you always know where to insert your hook.
You can fill the honeycomb with honey candies or honey cookies and give it away together with Hanny the Bee.

Click here for the crochet pattern for Hanny the Bee.

A bit retro and definitely very decorative. In this pretty cover, no one would notice at first glance that there is a box of tissues hidden inside. Of course, it can be used anywhere—in the bathroom, in the kitchen, on the dining room table, in the restroom, or even in a child’s or baby’s room. This is eco-friendly because it saves a lot of plastic. And you always have a tissue right at hand when you need it.

I’ve given this tissue box cover as a gift many times; sometimes people even requested it in their favorite colors. It’s perfect for using up colorful leftover yarn, and it’s fun, too.

To the crochet pattern

Are you already thinking about the cooler days and in the mood for a new hat? This model made with knit and purl stitches can be knitted in many sizes (from head circumference 30–55 cm). The pattern is written out round by round, and I have also included a knitting chart for you. 



Here is the pattern for the “November Day” hat

This headband is also ideal for cooler and windy days. It is crocheted in rows and can easily be crocheted in other sizes too. The post double crochets create a very dense pattern and don’t let the cold wind through so easily. 



Here is the crochet pattern for the cabled headband 

Summer is over. Now it’s time to get ready for fall and winter. Anyone who knits warm house slippers now and felts them in the washing machine definitely won’t have cold feet. In my shop, I have various models, from flat year-round moccasins to felted boots with roll collars for the especially chilly among you. My favorites, though, are the One-Step Felt Booties, because you knit them in one piece.

Today I’d like to show you only the felted moccasins here. They can be worn all year round, and they’re practical to take along or for travel. They’re breathable, warming, temperature-regulating, and soft underfoot. On top of that, felting wool is quite affordable. You can make them in one color or two colors.

I hope you enjoy looking at them and making them yourself.

Warm regards from Ina

Felted moccasins