Scrap Yarn Scrunchie

If you have a lot of leftover yarn, or just small balls and mini skeins, learn how to knit a scrunchie. It’s easy, quick, and turns out practical and durable. Plus, the unique combination of yarn can make it a really special accessory. All you need to make this handmade scrunchie are needles and some yarn. Get the free knitting pattern on the website.

Scrap Yarn Scrunchie

PHOTOS by Cozy Yarn / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.

My Mini Bag

While this bag is perfect for summer, it’s lovely, gently textured flip-over design makes it a great fall item as well. Moreover, if you are into modding, you can see from the pictures how customizable and versatile it really is.

My Mini Bag

The original pattern and the photos are available on Naztazia.com: My Mini Bag

More info about projects also on Ravelry.

Mini Moogly Sweater

This amazing pattern makes an airy texture perfect for a summer or spring jacket. This pattern is available for 0-3 and 3-6 months sizes.

Mini Moogly Sweater

The full article about this pattern is here: Mini Moogly Sweater

More info about photo projects also on Ravelry.

Scrappiest Happiest Blanket

Colorful, cozy and whimsical, this knitted blanket is an unusual pattern to try when you are bored! The combination of different techniques and colors makes it suitable for any interior. Plus, all the different stitches and yarn types used in the process make this blanket truly unique. Grab your skeins and get started!

Scrappiest Happiest Blanket

PHOTOS by Jessica Reeves Potasz / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on mamainastitch.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Scrunchie Flower

No need to buy scrunchies anymore because you can knit them! All you need are needles and some yarn. This project is very quick, convenient, and yet beginner-friendly, so you can start it even if you are new to crafting! Download the free pattern and get knitting right away.

Scrunchie Flower

PHOTOS by Bárbara Segovia / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.