Crochet and knit with leftover yarn: download now.

Dear users, dear designers,
Even in July, there are lots of lovely patterns for leftover yarn here on Crazypatterns. That's great because you can get started right away. Buy patterns via instant download on Crazypatterns and start making them with your leftover yarn right away—that's what makes crafting fun.

@Autoren
Please post all patterns for leftover yarn for crochet, knitting, or knooking here.
Please include an image, link, and text. Information about the difficulty level, technique, material, and what makes the pattern special must be included. Good luck!

Perfect for finally using up those leftover bits of black and white.
I always have leftover ends of a skein, since you often need white and black as contrasting colors. 
For the potholder, you only need at most 15 g per color.
Of course, double that amount if you make 2. 



And here is the pattern
Crochet pattern: Potholder with 3D look (cube)

Have fun crocheting, and always with enthusiasm...



10–20 g of leftover yarn and a crochet hook. Some stuffing and a needle.
Single crochet, increases and decreases, chain stitches. Then this cute cat will soon be dangling from your keyring or your bag.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/16856/haekelanleitung-schluesselanhaenger-katze

With leftover yarn, stuffing, and a crochet hook, you can crochet these little mice, which come in many variations—as a small gift to bring along, as a good luck charm... or just because.



e.g. the Baby Mouse
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/14922/baby-maus-mini-haekelanleitung

or also the little Guardian Angel Mouse
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/14931/engel-maus-mini-haekelanleitung

... of course, there are even more patterns for mini mice in my shop

Little pendants like the Sweet-as-Sugar Owl are ideal for using up leftover yarn:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/16565/haekelanleitung-eule-helga-ein-entzueckender-allrounder


Grab a few bits of leftover yarn and get started. It’s also suitable for beginners who already know how to make chain stitches, single crochet, and double crochet.

You’ll find even more patterns in my shop for using up leftover yarn!

Have fun making it!

My shop has lots of keychains;
some have a compartment for a shopping cart token
This little pouch also works great as a cash gift
all the keychains can be crocheted with leftover yarn
and decorated with beads, sequins, and any other bits and pieces you have left over.
Have fun with them!

In my blog, there is a short tutorial on how you can make great use of leftover yarn with my pattern for Zebra Zilly:

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/blog/697/wollreste-verhaekeln-mit-zilly-wuschel

are these really all the patterns for leftover yarn that were newly uploaded in July?
I think there were quite a few more :- )
You can also find leftover-yarn patterns in the shop here.

You can make great crocheted flowers with leftover yarn.
But if you’re not in the mood for that anymore, how about a skull made from leftover yarn?
PDF crochet pattern: “Skull” appliqué



An illustrated crochet pattern with step-by-step instructions and plenty of tips on how to make your cable necklace even and beautiful. Perfect for beginners. Necklace length: 42 cm. Crochet hook: 5 mm. However, it works with any crochet hook and leftover yarn. You can make your necklace any length you like and adjust the thickness as desired.


https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/15160/crochet-necklace-pattern-cable-crochet-necklace-easy-technique-with-phenomenal-results-step-by-step-tutorial-with-pictures

A wonderful way to use up leftovers are these preemie socks for a total foot length starting at 4.5 cm.
They can also be used as doll socks, keychains, or as a money gift wrap, or even to decorate a Christmas tree – there are no limits to your imagination. The pattern, together with the sock chart, can be used for additional sock sizes up to shoe size 20.

This pattern is available at:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/17536/strickanleitung-fruehchen-sockerl-baby-puppensocken-schluesselanhaenger




Have fun,
Traudelina

©Waltraud Keil – S‘ Wollkörberl in Bernau am Chiemsee
The finished products may gladly be sold.

More patterns both on the blog (free) and in my store:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/store/Traudelina

Hello again,
the link to my store that I just posted unfortunately links incorrectly (I have already reported the technical issue to CP).

Here it is again:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/store/Traudelina

And since the image mentioned above is not displayed, it corresponds to the “signature image.”

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/18295/noose-der-knotenloop-noose-der-warme

Ideal for smaller amounts of leftover yarn is the pattern for my Advent calendar bags.
You only need about 17 g of cotton yarn per bag (yardage 125 m/50 g), and you can customize each bag individually (stripe sequence, stripe width, etc.).
You can also finish one of the bags now and then in between other projects; they make great quick stash-busting projects.

Here’s the pattern!

(unfortunately no image will upload...sorry...)

Okay, now I’ll try to upload the right photo:

Hi
I’d like to introduce you to Harry and my bracelet. They’re just the thing for using up even the tiniest bits of leftover yarn. Feel free to check out my store.

               

What can you do when you have yarn left over?
Too much to throw away, too little to start a new project?

We have 3 cute ideas for you here:

For more details, simply click on the respective image:






Hello! I’d like to throw out an idea and I’m not sure if I’m in the right place.
A while back, I bought a small knitting dolly from Buttinette—the kind with a little crank on it. I use it to use up all my leftover sock yarn and any other thinner yarn. I’ve already knitted a rug runner from these scraps and made a pretty crocheted cover for a flower pot.
I improvised the whole thing without a pattern. 

If your leftover yarn is already piling up and you’ve set aside a box just for it, you can also easily crochet a scrap poncho for yourself or your daughter/granddaughter!


The poncho can be made with any type of yarn and hook size, and the detailed pattern will help even beginners to crocheting and making garments achieve a great result.

You should know how to do:
double crochet and slip stitches

Here’s what you’ll need:
Depending on the desired size, 50–500 g of yarn and a suitable crochet hook.

I have one just like this in a larger size, but in a solid color. It’s been keeping me company through the fall for a few years now and is still totally on-trend.

Hi Garnelf,

I think these will always be popular. They’re just so practical.

Best regards, Birgit 



Free pattern. 
Ideal for leftover yarn.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/23967/haekelanleitung-engel-und-fee

Angels are indispensable at Easter too. And if you have an angel and even a fairy on your breakfast table, what could possibly go wrong.....
Single crochet, puff stitches, increases and decreases. The egg cozies are quick to crochet and can be decorated however you like. 

Have fun crocheting.


https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/24989/haekelanleitung-taschenbaumler-hase

"To-Go" Bunny :-) This little guy is about 13 cm tall and looks great in any color. Crochet your own one-of-a-kind piece or a gift for dear friends. Perfect for using up leftover yarn.
Single crochet stitches, increases, and decreases. Add a little stuffing or even some leftover yarn, and your bag charm or keychain can be with you as early as the next day.

Have fun crocheting!

Our four-legged friends need a warming sweater during the transitional season, too...
A great way to use up leftover yarn and really quick to knit up - suitable for beginners, too!

The pattern is also clearly illustrated with photos.

The size is designed for a fully grown French Bulldog.
Of course, it also fits dogs of about the same size.

For more details, just click on the image below.

When we look at the calendar, Easter really isn't that far away anymore...

The leftover-yarn basket is almost overflowing, so how about knitting the Easter decorations for the pussy willow arrangement yourself?

With a little practice, a decorative egg can be knitted and finished in just under an hour! So there's still plenty of time to fill the "pussy willow bouquet"!

A detailed, illustrated e-book (14 pages) guides you through 11 different patterns. It explains step by step how to make the decorative egg.

For more details, just click on the image.