Stash-bust your one-off, treasured or left-over yarn balls or skeins into something gorgeous and useful!
Create a range of quick makes with
best-selling author Lynne Rowe, each made from just one 100g (3½oz) ball of
yarn choose from a shawl, bowl, table mats, beanie, bag, comforter and more!
These 20 quick projects are ideal for using up yarn scraps and make perfect on-the-go projects! They're ideal for trying something new, building your skills and finishing a project in no time at all. Using just a single 100g (3½oz) ball or skein, you can crochet a scarf, vibrant mittens, heirloom bunting, charming owl toy or even a baby cardigan.
Inside you’ll find:
Whether you’re crocheting for your home, your wardrobe or for someone special, oneball makes offer a lovely way to enjoy a few mindful moments with your hook.
Table of Contents
Introduction4
Tools & materials6
Abbreviations10
Techniques11
Hints & tips12
THE PROJECTS 14
Handy Storage Bowl16
Chenille Owl Toy18
Little Bear Beanie20
Simple and Sweet Cardigan22
Gentle Rhythm Shawl26
Autumn Pumpkin Plushie28
Round the Table Mats30
Flower Coasters34
Make a Note Book Cover36
Stormy Seas Cowl38
Snow Day Beanie40
Street Style Crochet Bag42
Bedtime Bear Comforter45
Shell Edge Mitts48
Everyday Cleansers50
Ladder Stitch Scarf52
Heirloom Bunting54
Seaside Stripes Bag56
Winter Sparkle Wreath58
Falling Stars Hangers60
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About Lynne Rowe
Lynne Rowe was taught to knit and crochet by her grandmother in her early childhood and has been hooked ever since. She has developed a wide range of specialist skills and loves to pass these on to others through her workshops and classes. She is best known for her whimsical designs which feature regularly in the UK's most popular craft magazines, along with articles and technical guides. Her practical approach makes her patterns straightforward, easy to read and fun to make. Her aim is to encourage as many people as possible to knit and crochet.
Lynne is well-known in the knitting and crochet community, and her books published by Search Press have sold over 90k copies worldwide. See more of her work on her website www.knitcrochetcreate.com and @knitcrochetcreate on Instagram.
Lynne lives in Congleton, Cheshire, UK