Start quick and easy projects now

Dear users, dear authors,
here in this thread you’ll find only quick and easy projects that you can start right away. Also great for scraps / leftover yarn / paper scraps / cardboard scraps / fabric scraps. Have fun with them.

@Authors,
a maximum of 2-3 patterns per author is enough each time. Don’t forget links, good pictures, info, etc. Only patterns with at least 25 sales + a conversion rate of 3% for both conversion rate values on the product page may be presented here. All patterns presented here must not have been presented in the forum within the past 3 weeks. 

Knitting pattern for a dishcloth with a cute bunny motif

The pattern uses knit and purl stitches—even a beginner can handle it easily. The pattern includes written instructions for the stitch sequence, and I’ve also included a stitch chart. 

Potholders are always a good idea, because everyone can use them. And they don’t have to be boring, either. When they’re handmade and original, they make a very personal gift. Potholders are quick to crochet. If you have leftover yarn at home in the right colors, you can get started right away.


A potholder with a very personal message: the Gingerbread Heart Potholder.
Here you can write whatever you like on it. It’s very easy, because the lettering is made from foundation chains that are simply laid into shape and then sewn on.



The Milk Can Potholderis a little reminiscent of Grandma’s polka-dot coffee set. I still have a little milk jug like that at home myself, and it inspired me to make this potholder. The potholder is crocheted double-thick, so you can slip it on like a glove.




Especially in winter, the Polar Bear and Penguin Potholdersfit particularly well in the kitchen. Here, the pattern is worked from a graphic chart. But for everyone who prefers detailed instructions, every row is also written out stitch by stitch.

Toddlers with a pretend store will definitely love a shopping bag. And if it’s filled with carrots and lemons, their joy will be twice as great.

Very simple and quick to crochet from scraps. Also suitable for beginners with basic skills.

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Rosetta Rug
We crochet a rug with inexpensive acrylic yarn held triple-stranded, measuring about 90 cm in diameter. The back is coated with non-slip rubber. It fits anywhere and looks decorative.





2 Colorful Little Buckets
Here we use up all our leftover cotton yarn. Inside there is a
small plastic bucket from the supermarket (formerly filled with yogurt). You can crochet 2 versions. The storage baskets look really nice as pencil holders on a child’s desk or craft table.