The Stripy Mitts pattern is a great project for the more advanced crocheter, due to its tricky use of basic stitches. It’s a great way to use those shorter bits of yarn you have, without opening new skeins.
Go to the pattern: Stripy Mitts
Stripy Scrunchies
If your leftovers are ample, take this free knitted scrunchie pattern and make some lovely hair accessories. You’ll practice knitting techniques, reduce your stash, and get useful items for last-minute gifts. It’s an easy project, so enjoy it!
PHOTOS by Nina Holubcova / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.
Basic V-neck Sweater
Basic V-neck sweater can be transformed into either a long sleeved pullover or a short sleeved summer sweater.
The full article about this pattern is here: Basic V-neck Sweater
Basic Fingerless Gloves
To begin with, here are some simple ones to get going. Overall, these simple tubes are easy, fun to make and a hoot to customize.
The full article about this pattern is here: Basic Fingerless Mittens
More info about project photographed on Ravelry.
Turtle Coaster
To expand on the subjec, this animal coaster is a smallish 4” round creature that’s warming its back with your coffee. Due to the small bits, it’s definitely a great project for “bustin’ the stash” of pesky yarn ends.
The full article about the pattern and the photos are here:
more info about project photographed on Ravelry.
Norland Park Mitts
These adorable knitted mitts below are super easy to make and memorize. They begin in the round, are knit flat to make the thumb opening, and will make your hands really warm this winter! What’s more, 1 skein will give you 2 pairs of mitts!
PHOTOS by Craig Rosenfeld / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on loopyarn.com.com.
Read more about it on Ravelry.