This breathtaking mandala piece can be made with various colored yarn, preferably cotton, for a sturdier finish. It's also another fun stash-buster project that can be made with leftover yarn from your previous works. Isn't it majestic?

Create your very own easy happy jellyfish pattern that can be used as a sensory toy for your child, as a pendant for your backpack or to add to your crochet repertoire!

Size: 10cm (3.9")

This 4-row repeat of alternating fan and v-stitches creates a complicated look but is actually a pretty simple repeating fan-like stitch. It's a beginner-friendly pattern that creates a 10" x 10" square.

Make this Tunisian crochet pattern for a triangle-shaped bandana with some cool ties. This beginner-friendly pattern uses lightweight yarn and has a border to help prevent curling.

This waffle bikini top is a simple pattern that is demonstrated in size M. It is also easy to alter to any size preferred, and you don't need to worry about showing too much skin. This top offers full coverage; you can upsize it to make it a perfect fit.

Check out this bowl of teeny tiny little stars! Instead of using foam to fill up gift boxes, why not use these tiny stars that are so adorable and reusable?

This pattern can be downloaded on Ravelry. It is a highly versatile pattern as it can be a doily with thinner yarn, a rug, or a mat with thicker yarn.

Great as a stash buster, use all the vibrant, colorful, leftover yarn scraps by matching them together to create these lovely yet practical mandala crochet coasters.

This washcloth has a convenient feature - a small loop at one of the corners that allows you to hang it as a hand towel when not in use. This makes it very practical and easy to use. The washcloth measures approximately 8.5 inches square when finished.