Leftover Bestsellers: Popular Patterns for Using Up Leftovers

Dear users, dear authors,
here in this thread there are only and exclusively popular bestsellers for using up leftovers. Top up your store credit account with the store credit account discount, grab a sensational pattern, and start using up leftovers / using up leftover yarn.

@Authors,
all patterns presented here must not have been advertised in the forum in the past 3 weeks and must have at least 100 sales. CR doesn’t matter. 2–3 patterns per author is enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc. 

This diaper for dolls (45–50 cm) can be crocheted very quickly from leftover yarn. Thanks to the Velcro closure, it’s also very easy for toddlers to use.

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This little jacket for teddy bears or dolls can also be crocheted quickly and easily from leftover yarn. This pattern is also suitable for beginners with basic skills.

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I like to knit or crochet doll clothes from leftover yarn. You don’t need much, they’re finished quickly, and doll moms are delighted with lots of lovely doll clothes. Here I’m showing you a few examples. I hope you have lots of fun making them.

Warm regards from Ina

Doll Clothing Swing Series

The bundle includes 7 crochet patterns. You can combine all the models wonderfully with each other: dresses, hats, bags, different lengths, petticoats, beads ... Crocheting these doll clothes is lots of fun for us grown-ups, too. The clothes are wonderful to play with; they make you want to be a child again. My granddaughters love these doll clothes.



Doll Clothes Basic Series

Here, the doll clothes are knitted. The bundle includes 7 knitting patterns. Everything is more modern and not so playful—basics like sweaters and pants, but also dresses. This set is also lots of fun and uses only a tiny bit of yarn. Here, too, the models can be combined wonderfully with each other.

Perfect for using up leftovers, this practical and comfortable reading bone pillow, lets you read in a relaxed way in any position you like. Whether you prefer reading while lying on your stomach, side, or back: with this pillow, your muscles always stay relaxed.



These wrist warmers were also made from leftover yarn. This time, though, they were knitted in patch technique, where one patch is knitted onto the next. That means you don’t have to sew anything together.



And here’s one more doll dress in rainbow colors, where you can crochet up small amounts of leftover yarn. The off-the-shoulder dress fastens at the back and is easy to put on and take off. You can crochet it in a long or a short version.