Leftover Yarn in Blue + Purple

Dear users, dear authors,
here in this thread you can find patterns for using up your leftover yarn in shades of blue and purple.
Stay tuned now and make something lovely by hand from that pretty yarn.

@Authors,
you can present 2-3 thematically suitable patterns here.
Don’t forget the image and link.
Don’t forget information about the material, technique, difficulty level, and what makes the pattern special.

This little bookmark looks great in blue or purple—but of course, you can use any other color for it, too!

Click here for the pattern.



All you need is a small scrap of cotton yarn—about 20 meters for one—and knitting needles of the appropriate size, and you’re ready to go.
The pattern includes a large knitting chart as well as written instructions.

Leftover sock yarn (approx. 90 m) is enough for these knitted wrist warmers.

You can find the pattern here.



They’re quick to make and not difficult at all—they’re knitted in rows and then sewn together. The small holes are a bit unconventional. They’re explained in detail in a photo tutorial.

Knitting pattern Baby Shoes Pearl 9 cm
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These little shoes can be knitted from any leftover yarn
!

Materials:
Leftover yarn (gray) ca. 20 g
Leftover yarn (light maroon) ca. 35 g
A set of double-pointed needles, size 3
2 wooden beads, button, or silk ribbon as desired

Difficulty:
Easy-- basic knitting skills are required.
Pattern:
PDF format with pictures for each step.
The making process is explained in detail step by step with pictures and text.

Knitting Pattern: Marino Baby Shoe (10 cm)
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Knit the baby shoe in no time—just knit and purl!
Materials: Light blue approx. 50 g
Dark blue approx. 20 g
Pattern: Five-page PDF with matching images!

Crochet pattern Möbius Collar 1-2-3-4




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This collar wonderfully spruces up sweaters and shirts.

It is crocheted from approx. 60 g of a merino yarn with 50 g – 160 m yardage and hook size 3 – 4 (here with a 3.5 mm crochet hook) and is quickly finished in an afternoon. Beginners should allow themselves a little more crochet time.

However, other yarns and leftover yarn with a suitable hook size can also be used. In my opinion, though, the pattern shows to better advantage in finer yarns.

The Möbius technique in crochet is considerably easier than in knitting.

For the illustrated PDF pattern you only need basic crochet skills (chain stitches, single crochet, half double crochet, slip stitch). Links with tips for learning to crochet are included.

Whether for a boy or a girl... these moccasins suit every baby!
And as so often: the button sets the trend!

Also a perfect project for using up leftovers. Finished in 1-2 hours!

The pattern is designed for a foot length of about 9 - 10 cm.
However, the included gauge makes it easy to make any size!

You will also find a table for baby and children's shoe sizes (incl. cm measurements) in the pattern.
In addition, the duplicate stitch is explained in detail and illustrated. (Owl)

And here is the pattern with more details...

Truly timeless...
An elegant lace-pattern necktie scarf in mohair quality is always a classic!
The highlight is the incorporated beads!

The total length of the scarf is about 112 cm, and the width is approx. 16 cm.

Detailed instructions as well as knitting charts guide you through the knitting process.

And here’s the pattern and more details...

I knitted Horst the Bunny from one skein of NORO Silk Garden light – but of course you can also use other leftover yarn. From a soft baby yarn, for example, since Horst makes a great christening gift. Except for the arms and tail, he is knitted in one piece, so even the littlest ones can tug on him without anything coming apart (at least not too quickly ;-))

Here’s Horst – and of course the pattern for his mini buddy Lutz is included too! CLICK!

A cute blue baby hat is sure to please all new moms – don’t those little ears look absolutely adorable? You can knit the hat using any leftover yarn you have, but make sure your gauge matches the one specified in the pattern. I used Lana Grossa Bingo, but knitted very tightly: 18 stitches x 27 rows = 10 x 10 cm

Click here for the knitting pattern: CLICK!

The beautiful majestic flamingo is the trend animal of 2017.

This cute little phone pouch with an embroidered flamingo is quick to crochet and also makes a great gift or small present.

With this special stitch, you can crochet in rounds without a seam, creating the ideal base for embroidered motifs.

Click here for the pattern



Required prior knowledge: chain stitch, slip stitch, single crochet stitch - so it’s perfectly suitable for beginners too.

Detailed description as a PDF file with crochet chart and embroidery template.

Even though it’s nice and warm and sunny outside right now, the next winter will definitely come. And then you’ll be perfectly prepared with this “Snowflake” phone case!



With the help of the clear description and additional crochet chart for the snowflake appliqué, this pattern is also easy to follow for somewhat experienced beginners, as only the basic stitches are used.

And of course, the pattern includes instructions for 2 different sizes, so the phone case will be sure to fit your phone and protect it well from scratches and small bumps.

You will need:

• Crochet hook 3.5 mm as well as 1.5 mm (for the small case) or 2.5 mm (for the large case)

• Cotton yarn for the phone case in various colors
  

• Crochet thread for the snowflake in a matching color
  

• as well as a button in a matching color and size

So grab your crochet hook and let’s get started! You can find the pattern for this pretty phone case here >>>
After all, who can say they think about snowflakes in summer? ;-)

not everyone has a beautiful baby hat shaped like a bellflower,

the knitting pattern for it is very easy and simple to follow,
so it's a lot of fun,

you’ll need 50 g of baby yarn in purple or blue and a leftover bit in green,
and a set of double-pointed needles,
here is the pattern: sweet bellflower