Leftover Yarn in Yellow, Blue and White + a Touch of Red

Dear users, dear authors,
I'm excited to see what you come up with on the topic of leftover yarn in blue, yellow and white. If there’s a little red included, that certainly wouldn’t hurt either.

Have fun shopping.

@Autoren,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Link and image, as well as the usual information in the text, should not be missing.

A yellow cotton pot holder looks great in the kitchen and is quick to knit. You’ll need about 40 meters of yarn for one.

You can find the pattern here.



The pattern is simple and definitely suitable for beginners. You should know how to knit and purl.

Of course, you can also make something similar from leftover white cotton yarn. A dishcloth - or a potholder, depending on what you need at the moment.

Click here for the pattern.



This pattern is also quick and easy to knit.

These knitted bookmarks are addictive, and you should have about 20 m of cotton left over for them.

You can find them here.



This pattern is not necessarily suitable for beginners. You should have a bit of experience with lace patterns. A large knitting chart helps with making it.

Everyone probably has leftover yarn at home. How about crocheting a few cute bag charms from it?
A little bear or bunny like this is quick to crochet and always brings joy and good cheer.

here is the pattern



The pattern is described in detail and richly illustrated, so even beginners can achieve a great result. The bag charms are approx. 14 cm tall (when using the specified yarn weight and hook size).

You should know how to crochet single crochet stitches, increases and decreases, as well as chain stitches and slip stitches.

Materials needed:

• Crocheted with cotton yarn, needle size 3 – 3 1/2, yardage 170 m/50 g in various colors (a good way to use up leftover yarn)
• Crochet hook size 2.5
• Yarn needle, darning needle
• Embroidery floss in various colors
• 4 small safety eyes, size 6 mm
• 2 small children’s buttons
• Stuffing, 2 key ring charms

With this keychain, you can put a smile on everyone's face.


Keychain


Materials:

• 2 different leftover yarns in blue (or other colors as desired)
• Crochet hook size 2
• Black yarn for the eyes and mouth
• Yarn needle
• Scissors
• Stuffing

Beginners can crochet the fish

This beautiful triangular shawl is perfect all year round,

 Triangular shawl with dropped stitches

it’s always fun to knit using this simple pattern!

The knitting pattern is straightforward; you’ll need:

> cast on stitches
> knit stitches
> purl stitches
> yarn overs
> bind off stitches

With just a few grams of yarn ("Catania Fine“ or „Alize Diva silk effect“) and a size 2 crochet hook (or 1.75) you can crochet this enchanting little bag for Barbie and her friends. Or the blanket or the other lovely items that are part of the "Beachwear" series.

I hope you have lots of fun making it - Yours, Ina

For one of these short doll dresses you only need 10 g of cotton yarn (e.g., Catania fine), a size 2 set of double-pointed needles, and a crochet hook. The little dress can be knitted quickly, even by knitting beginners. You’ll find all further information on the cover page. 

I wish you lots of joy knitting up your leftover yarn - Yours, Ina 

With this lovely crochet project, you can use up your leftover yarn not only in yellow, blue, white, and red, but also in all other colors. Each pocket only needs 8 g of yarn.



Together, the 24 colorful pockets make an original Advent calendar for your children or grandchildren. The red stars with the numbers 1 to 24 are included as a printable template. Now all you have to do is crochet the little pockets and fill them. I hope you have lots of fun with it! Yours, Ina

Choker and Wrap Bracelet - 3 enchanting designs in a value set

Choker - This trendy accessory from the '90s is back. This fashion trend spices up any outfit and is a real eye-catcher. Wrap bracelets are also very trendy and always a beautiful and stylish accessory.

The jewelry pieces are quick to crochet and super comfortable to wear. Also a great gift or little present. With the length adjusted accordingly, the bracelet can also be turned into a cute anklet or a belt.

Click here for the pattern

With an old PET bottle, a rhinestone chain, and some yarn, you can create a sparkling eye-catcher for your wrist—or a lovely gift for special friends—in no time at all with a little skill.

Click here for the pattern



Thanks to the flexible and lightweight material, these bangles are super comfortable to wear.
Materials used: plastic from PET bottles, cotton (Catania Grande by Schachenmayr), rhinestone chain, jewelry glue.

The bangles are washable at 30°C in a laundry bag.

You’ll receive a very detailed description as a PDF file with over 20 step-by-step photos.

Knitting pattern for baby socks with a cable




(To purchase/download, please click the image)

These sweet baby socks with a cable pattern, knitted with especially soft cashmere sock yarn (Comfort sock yarn) or alpaca sock yarn (from ApuKuntur), are especially temperature-regulating and cuddly soft.

They can also be repurposed, for example as “packaging” for cash gifts, jewelry, or similar items. I once packaged my wedding cash gift like that.

Included in the download :

• PDF knitting pattern, 18 pages (actually already a sock-knitting course), detailed and illustrated for size 15 (newborns); larger sizes can easily be knitted according to the included table information
• PDF supplementary handwritten sketch
• PDF baby sock size chart for sizes 15–20
• PDF sock size chart from size 22 (up to 47)

Required materials: for sizes 15 to 22 approx. 15 g 4-ply sock yarn (leftover yarn), set of double-pointed needles 2.5, cable needle, measuring tape, scissors, yarn needle.