Leftover yarn // leftover yarn cakes: Use them now for wonderful projects.

Dear users, dear authors,
Do you have leftover yarn or leftover yarn cakes ? Here you’ll find great patterns for them.
Get crafting now.

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Do you still have some glitter yarn left over from Christmas? Crochet this wonderful carnival mask with it, and it will transform you into a mysterious lady in no time! You can design the mask to match your desired costume: with sequins, rhinestones, or colorful trims. But even very simply, without any extra decorative accessories, this mask makes an impact!

It’s not nearly as hard to crochet as it might look. Every round is explained stitch by stitch. There is also a chart for those who prefer working from a crochet chart.

Click here and you can download the pattern right away!

This project is really great for using up leftover yarn: "Lucky Charm Appliqués". You can use even truly tiny amounts of leftovers here. A lucky charm appliqué like this can be crocheted quickly during a coffee break.
You’ll receive the pattern for 6 different lucky charms: four-leaf clover, fly agaric mushroom, chimney sweep, horseshoe, lucky pig, and ladybug.
Use the lucky charms as table scatter, appliqués, fridge magnets, or bookmarks!
Click here for the crochet pattern!

Knitting pattern _Booties-Helga
     Go to the pattern!

Here you can use up your leftover yarn to your heart's content!

Use any yarn for needle size 5-6.

Or if you have leftover yarn to knit up, simply hold the yarn
double.

40(50) g with thick yarn
70(80) g if you knit with doubled yarn
The steps are explained in detail and illustrated!