Working with cotton yarn + cotton scraps

Dear users, dear authors,
Are you looking for new ideas for working with cotton yarn and cotton yarn scraps ? Then stay tuned and read through the authors’ suggestions. Of course, you’ll also find corresponding patterns in the shop. Have fun working with this summer-friendly cotton. 

@Authors:
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget to include links, images, and other details. All patterns promoted here must not have been featured in the forum within the past 3 weeks, must have at least 10 sales, and must have a conversion rate (CR) of at least 3%. 

Washcloths and dishcloths are best knitted from cotton. For these 6 cloths, even scraps are enough. While knitting, you’ll get to know different patterns along the way. You’ll have fun, because it won’t get boring. And you can use the patterns for other projects, too.

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Maybe you prefer wash mitts. These have a great exfoliating effect and are very popular. They are also easy to knit, and different patterns are shown here as well.

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Leftover cotton yarn is great for making things for the children’s play kitchen or pretend shop, and the little food items are quick to crochet too :-)


Crochet pattern “Small Egg Carton with Four Eggs”

A perennial favorite in our home... The children love taking the eggs out of the carton, cracking them into imaginary batter, and putting them away again afterward. Size-wise, they’re ideal for little hands. The pattern is easy to understand and written in detail, and it includes lots of pictures, making it a lovely project for beginners too. 
Here’s the crochet pattern



Crochet pattern “Jam Jar with a Small Portion”

These lovely jam jars guarantee extra playtime fun, because the jars can not only be opened and closed, but they also have space inside for a small portion of jam that can be taken out and put back in again. The pattern is easy to follow, written in detail, and provided with plenty of pictures to make crocheting it fun.
Here’s the crochet pattern



Crochet pattern “Hot Dog Set”

The Hot Dog Set is cheerful and colorful, making it ideal if you want to use up leftover cotton yarn in many different colors. The set includes two types of buns, sausages and ketchup, plus one tube each of mustard and mayo. For extra playtime fun, the hot dog sausage can be pushed into the bun and all the lids can be opened and closed. An easy-to-follow, detailed pattern with plenty of pictures.
Here’s the crochet pattern

Cotton yarn is great to knit with in hot weather.
If the knitting projects are only small, they won’t sit warmly on your lap either.
That’s why my dishcloths, washcloths, and cleaning cloths are ideal,
and I now offer them with so many motifs (animals, vehicles, statements, Easter motifs, Christmas motifs)
that there’s guaranteed to be a suitable motif for you or your loved ones.
You can also use them as a doily or cuddle cloth or comfort cloth .

Knitting motifs is much easier than it looks,
because I’ve written out every row stitch by stitch for you.
So even as a beginner, you can knit these cloths if you know knit and purl stitches.

Below is a small selection of savings sets with several dishcloths.
You can also find all the motifs individually in my shop,
in case you want to try out one cloth first.
 
Click here for the pattern: set of 4 dishcloths “Owl Motifs”
 



Click here for the pattern: 6 dishcloths “Cloth Set Animals II”
 
 


Happy knitting from Mona (Froschoma_Mona) 

I’ve got a dishcloth for you, too. I love crocheting them as gifts for friends, but I’ve also come to love having them in my own kitchen. 

With this pattern, you can even use up small yarn scraps. The pattern looks best when you change colors after every row. 



Crochet pattern for pennants with letters

Whether as garden decor, for specific seasons, or as a gift for a birth. There are many possibilities with the letters. New ones are added from time to time, so there will soon be plenty of options. 

Summer, fall, July, party, Halloween, hygge, and much more. 



        Right now, there’s a 40% summer discount on both patterns. 

You should definitely crochet pot holders using cotton yarn, since it’s heat-resistant and won’t melt when you use it to handle a hot pot. For one, you’ll need 1–2 skeins of 50 g each, depending on the size and thickness of the pot holders.
Pot holders aren’t just an indispensable item in every kitchen—they’re also decorative and eye-catching, especially when they’re fun and colorful.


Strawberry season is coming to an end, but this strawberry pot holder can remind you of these delicious fruits all year round in your kitchen. And this cheeky little fruit really does look cute, don’t you think?



After summer vacation, the first gingerbread treats start appearing in stores again—so why not in your kitchen, too? You can add a very personal love message to these two gingerbread heart pot holders—just like on a real gingerbread heart!



And when winter comes, these two snowman pot holders will find a home in your kitchen. Whether it’s snowing outside or not, they’re sure to bring a wintry atmosphere. They’re also very easy to crochet, even for beginners, since they’re essentially made up of round discs.