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Dear users, dear designers,
here you’ll find delightful patterns for leftovers of all kinds. Shop now, download, and get started right away. I wish you all a lovely weekend. 

Mod tip: With the store credit account discount, it gets even cheaper. 

@Designers,
you can each present 2-3 patterns per designer. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc. All patterns advertised here in this thread must not have been presented in the forum in the past 3 weeks and must have at least 25 sales ++ a CR of at least 3%.

Toddlers are sure to love this shopping bag filled with carrots and lemons. It’ll definitely leave them wanting more. And it’s a great way to crochet up small leftover bits of yarn.

A wonderful gift for Christmas or to put in a St. Nicholas stocking. Even beginners will have a lot of fun crocheting this.

To the crochet pattern




A headband for babies or toddlers is always useful. Leftover yarn is perfect for this. It’s quick and easy to knit.

To the knitting pattern

My shop has lots of patterns for turning leftover yarn into little works of art. All my patterns are described in great detail and richly illustrated. Each of the models shown here also has its own crochet chart. Here’s a small selection of scrap-busting patterns:

1) The snowflakes "Neve" and "Jule" make wonderful Christmas decorations—you can combine these little snowflakes beautifully or use them individually. They are available as a value set or for purchase individually.
Go to the pattern here



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2) Snowflakes "Lucy, Leni and Lilly" in a value set—these magical snowflakes can all be crocheted in just a few rounds in no time. The Leni and Lilly flakes are also well suited for beginners; for pretty Lucy, a little crochet experience would be helpful. Great as gift tags, tree ornaments, or table decorations. You can also purchase all the flakes individually.
Go to the pattern here



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3) Snowflake Lorelei in 2 versions—cleverly crocheted and quick to make.
Go to the pattern here:

A reading pillow like this isn’t just ideal for using up lots of colorful leftover yarn—it’s also extremely practical and comfortable for reading in any position. You’ll need a total of about 220 g of acrylic yarn (110 g of colorful scraps and 110 g in a contrasting color, e.g., black). The reading pillow should be stuffed very tightly with craft batting.



You can crochet this African Flowers makeup bag using smaller amounts of leftover yarn. It’s a good idea to choose a main color (here, red) to finish off each hexagon. You’ll need about 35 g of this color. For the African Flowers, you can use lots of colorful scraps. I limited myself to 3 additional colors, but you can use many more. You’ll need a total of 45 g of scraps.



And from even smaller scraps, you can crochet fruit for the kids’ play kitchen: apples, pears, oranges, lemons, plums, cherries, peaches, bananas, pineapples, melons, grapes, and kiwis. You can achieve beautiful effects by using gradient yarn.