60-Minute Projects for Scraps / Leftover Yarn: Want to Start Right Away?

Dear users, dear authors,
Here you’ll find rewarding projects for scraps / leftover yarn that you can complete in about 60 minutes. Would you like to click right away, check out the details, and then get started?

@Authors,
All projects featured here must be able to be made using scraps / leftover yarn. 2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget to include links, images, information, etc. Each featured pattern must have at least 10 sales + a conversion rate of 2% (with both conversion rate values displayed on the product page) and must not have been featured in the forum within the past 3 weeks. 

1) The “Neve” and “Jule” snowflakes make great decorations for your Advent wreath and are perfect as tree ornaments—you can mix and match the little snowflakes beautifully or use them individually. They’re available as a value pack or individually.
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2) As an experienced crocheter, you can whip up quite a few of these cute wings within 60 minutes. Pattern for three different sizes—Tunisian crochet; a standard crochet hook is sufficient.
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3) “Lucy, Leni and Lilly” snowflakes in a value pack—these enchanting snowflakes can all be crocheted in just a few rounds in no time at all. The Leni and Lilly flakes are also well suited for beginners, while a little crochet experience would be helpful for pretty Lucy. Great as gift tags, tree ornaments or table decorations.
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Depending on your knitting speed, you can finish these little coasters in as little as half an hour. And they make a really great decoration for your next party! Since only knit and purl stitches are needed and the pattern provides step-by-step instructions for each row, this is an ideal project for beginner knitters.



Knitting Pattern “Summer Drinks” – 6 Coasters / Glass Lids – Super Easy

Finger puppets are quick to crochet and perfect for using up small scraps of leftover yarn.


You can definitely crochet this funny clown finger puppet in 1 hour! You can use lots of small, colorful scraps of leftover yarn—the more colorful it is, the better! This little joker fits in any pants pocket and can help make long waits with small children more enjoyable.


Do you know the story of the little witch who wants to be a good witch? Here you can crochet a little witch on her broomstick. It’s quick and lots of fun! Design her exactly the way you want! The crochet pattern gives you inspiration for it.

Want to see even more finger puppets? Then click here!