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Dish sponges made from sponge yarn are quick and easy to crochet. You’ll need no more than 20 g of yarn for one dish sponge. These dish sponges in bold colors aren’t just very decorative—they’re also extremely practical because you can use them over and over again. After use, simply toss them in the washing machine with your laundry—and they’ll be hygienically clean again in no time.

And here’s a little tip: These dish sponges also work wonderfully as bath sponges and exfoliating sponges! They also make popular gifts.

Here’s a small selection from my dish sponge crochet patterns:


Dish Sponge “Little Cleaning Devil”

Dish Sponge “Lucky Pig”

Fish Dish Sponge

For this little knitted owl, you only need a few grams of each color, a bit of stuffing, and fabric scraps for the eyes. 

As a mobile, keychain, or lucky charm, Paula is very versatile. 

This little shopping bag for a pretend store can be crocheted very quickly from scraps. The same goes for the filling made of lemons and carrots. Every toddler will love it because they can take the bag along when they go “shopping.”

To the crochet pattern

These beautiful tea light holders are very easy to recreate and are perfect for using up scrap paper. It’s also not at all necessary to recreate them in the suggested colors: you can adapt the color scheme to match the paper scraps you have on hand.



These tea light holders are made from cardstock, measure approximately 15 cm in diameter, and are perfect even for beginners with little crafting experience.