Leftover Yarn in White / Using Up White Leftover Yarn

Dear users, dear authors,
If you have lots of white leftover yarn or enjoy working with white yarn, you can discover suitable patterns here in this thread.
Have fun with it.

@authors,
please introduce patterns for predominantly white leftover yarn here.
2-3 patterns per author are enough. All CP authors can promote their work here in this thread.
Don’t forget the link. An image must be included as well.
Please also include information about the material, the technique, the difficulty level, and what makes the pattern special.

Unicorn Egg Cup
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Brighten up your breakfast table with these cute unicorn egg cups. The unicorn egg cups will put a smile on your face first thing in the morning. They make a great gift and are a real eye-catcher :-)What you need:

• Approx. 20g wool/yarn in white, suitable for a 3mm crochet hook. I used 100% cotton, which makes the egg cup nice and sturdy.
• Leftovers in pink (for the unicorn’s mouth), also suitable for a 3mm hook
• Leftovers in white, suitable for a 2mm hook (for the ears)
• Leftovers in purple or yellow/gold, suitable for a 2mm hook (for the horn)
• Threads for the mane and tail
• 6mm safety eyes
• Stuffing
• Scissors, darning needle, stitch marker

Length: 16-page crochet pattern with lots of pictures
Difficulty level: Easy, you should know the basic crochet techniques (making a magic ring, crocheting in spiral rounds, single crochet, sewing on the individual pieces...). It is crocheted entirely in single crochet, so it is also suitable for beginners.

Mini Unicorn “Fee” Amigurumi Crochet Pattern
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Hello everyone, My name is Fee and I’m a tiny and very rare unicorn girl. I love to cuddle, and I also make an excellent keychain or bag charm. At just 7–8 cm tall, you can take me with you anywhere—I fit in any bag :-) What you’ll need to crochet me:

• Approx. 10g of yarn in white or cream (I used Schachenmayr Catania Fine, color 1001). Your yarn should definitely be suitable for a 2mm crochet hook
• Scraps in pink and purple. Both should also be suitable for a 2mm crochet hook
• 2mm crochet hook
• stuffing
• Scissors, darning needle, stitch markers
• 6mm safety eyes, or alternatively, black thread for embroidering the eyes
• If you want to use your unicorn as a keychain, you’ll also need a keyring

18-page crochet pattern with plenty of pictures showing everything step by step. I’ll also show you how to sew the individual pieces together. Difficulty level: Easy, suitable for beginners. You should be familiar with the basic crochet techniques: crocheting in spiral rounds, single crochet, slip stitches, making a magic ring, changing colors, and sewing the individual parts together. The unicorn is crocheted entirely using single crochet stitches.

A white lamb has always been the epitome of purity and softness. You can crochet this little lamb using any white yarn; depending on the thickness of the yarn, it will turn out in different sizes (see picture). You only need to crochet single crochet stitches for it.
Here is the pattern.

Crochet pattern for a Summer Bracelet



With this little bracelet, you can quickly and easily crochet a “cute” piece of jewelry. Small wooden beads are incorporated into the bracelet, but they can easily be omitted. Simply adjust the
length or color to suit your preferences—this way, the bracelet can be turned into a necklace, and it
takes on a whole new look in a different color. A real eye-catcher, especially in
the summer—the crochet yarn makes it light and airy.

The pattern is written without abbreviations and is perfect for beginners .

Details & Pattern

                     

                             The cat.... 


                                    


                                                                                    The dog....
                  

The charms are quick to make and ideal for using up leftover yarn in a cute way.
For all cat fans and dog lovers. As a keychain or bag charm. 
10–20 g leftover wool/yarn, the matching crochet hook (2–3), a little stuffing, and, if you like, two small eyes if they are not to be embroidered. Chain stitches, single crochet, increases and decreases. Then the charm is practically finished :-) Anyone who has crocheted now and then will enjoy making the cat and/or the dog. 


Have fun crocheting :-)