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Baskets made from leftover yarn

Grab your leftover yarn for a colorful upcycling project and the free crochet pattern and crochet your own basket.

Crochet a DIY Rainbow Basket

Crochet your colorful basket from leftover yarn – an upcycling project

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Do you love colors? Do you have a lot of yarn scraps? And are you looking for a new DIY project? Then you've been waiting for this rainbow basket. An easy crochet project for beginners. The best part: this crocheted basket is made exclusively from leftover yarn. A wonderful wool recycling project that will also be a unique eye-catcher in your home. Whether as a plant pot cover, storage basket for wool, towel holder or something else – this DIY interior project is truly versatile. Grab your crochet hook, get set, go! Crochet in rounds and conjure up a colorful basket.

We used these yarn scraps:
Gründl King Cotton and Gründl Everyday Cotton

We crocheted with this hook:
Ergonomic crochet hook size 7.0 mm

Yarns for baskets

King Cotton
weiß
creme
sand
rosé
pink
fuchsia

Content: 0.05 kg (€63.00* / 1 kg)

Cotton Fun
weiß
creme
pastellgelb
mais
apricot
orange

Content: 0.05 kg (€53.00* / 1 kg)

More free basket instructions

Made from recycled yarns, chenille wool or felted wool – homemade baskets from yarns come in many variations.

Badezimmeraufbewahrungen auf einem Holzregal

Crocheted baskets

Gründl Wolle

Pot cover

Gründl Wolle

Felted organizer

Alles, was du zum Mitstricken brauchst

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