Appliqué + Sew-on Patches + Patches

Dear users, dear authors,
leftover yarn is great for making appliqués, sew-on patches, and patches.
Start crafting now and decorate everywhere with color.
Tip: Also great as scatter decorations.

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Crochet patterns with appliqués



With this crochet pattern, you can create a simple and wonderful spot for your cat, ideal for lazy lounging. This cozy cuddle spot invites your feline friend to dream of little paws or dangerously large claws, depending on the side, because the spot is reversible.

The cuddle spot is decorated with numerous appliqués.

The pattern is written completely without abbreviations, and photos support the detailed explanation.


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Jam isn’t the only thing that can be beautifully “packaged” in repurposed jars.
With a simply crocheted decoration, spruced up with an appliqué, repurposed jars become wonderful gift packaging.

Great for using up leftover yarn, and easy for beginners to make too.

Free crochet pattern for baby carriage appliqués




These cute little baby carriages are great to use as patches, or even as table decorations for a baptism. If you crochet the baby carriages a bit larger (with thicker yarn and the appropriate hook), you can also turn them into sweet name cards.
You can find the matching video on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rSuFhOHKhE

What you need for this: 

Leftover yarn in any colors you like (preferably a little coordinated) and your crochet hook

Difficulty level: Easy

You can find more cute ideas in meinem Shop. Feel free to take a look.

Fruity Appliques

These 6 little fruity helpers serve as coasters for mugs, glasses, or vases, protecting the table from scratches and heat. Since
they’re made of cotton, they also absorb moisture well. But they also look great as patches on bags, sweaters, or pants. The pattern includes 6 different fruits: a green apple, a sliced red apple, a pear, a sliced
lemon, a sliced watermelon, and a pineapple. These coasters are also suitable for beginners. The following stitches are required: chain stitch, single crochet, slip stitch,
double crochet, half double crochet, and triple crochet. The pattern consists of 11 pages with written instructions and pictures. You’ll need various leftover cotton yarns. The coasters measure about 10 cm (the pear and the pineapple are slightly larger).

Kites in the Wind


Kites in the Wind


The crocheted pieces look great on the window, but also as an applique on bags or clothing. If you crochet the pieces twice and stuff them with batting, you can also hang them freely or use them on a mobile. The pattern is also suitable for beginners and quick to make. You only need small amounts of yarn for everything—just leftover yarn.





Crochet pattern for various flowers with leaf
Crochet pattern Sea of Blossoms / Appliqué 

You can never have enough flowers in spring, especially around Pentecost. 
Here I have 2 crochet patterns with various flowers.

All these wonderfully beautiful flowers and blossoms are great to use as appliqués. Perfect on pillows, bags, backpacks, and certainly also on clothing such as jackets, skirts, and T-shirts.

You can finally use up all your leftover yarn and make room for new yarn.

The sizes of the flowers range from 4 cm to 9 cm.

I used Catania yarn 50 g / 125 m yardage in various colors throughout.
Chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochets, half double crochets, and double crochets are crocheted.

I have described everything in as much detail as possible and with lots of pictures.

Have fun, yours, Dorigurumi