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15 Yarn Crafts that don’t require needles

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15 Crafts Made with Yarn that don't require needles @craftgossip

Don’t steer away from the yarn aisle just because you don’t knit or crochet! There are plenty of other ways to use yarn in projects. There are some great tips for ways to use yarn here –>> Easy Yarn Crafts as well as instructions for making pom poms with a fork and how to make balloon yarn balls! There are several ideas there, so it makes for a good list of ideas to print out and hang on your cork board in your craft room.

I’ve also included some examples below of projects you can make using several varieties of soft, beautiful yarn. So quit hiding from that yarn aisle when you enter the craft store. Instead, embrace it!

Yarn Coasters

Scrap yarn Bird 

Yarn and Felt Wreath 

Yarn Covered Coat Hangers

Yarn Octopus toy. 

 

Ideas for Crafting with Yarn

15 Yarn Crafts that don't require needles @craftgossip

1. This spring wreath from The Country Chic Cottage

15 Yarn Crafts that don't require needles @craftgossip

2. These yarn wrapped balls from Claiming Our Space

15 Yarn Crafts that don't require needles @craftgossip

3. Make some wrapped letters from Uncommon Designs

15 Yarn Crafts that don't require needles @craftgossip

4. Try these yarn wrapped hurricanes from Creative Jewish Mom

15 Yarn Crafts that don't require needles @craftgossip

5. Here’s some pretty yarn wrapped vases from Modern Parents Messy Kids

15 Yarn Crafts that don't require needles @craftgossip

6. These white frames from Centsational Girl

15 Yarn Crafts that don't require needles @craftgossip

7. Bead embellished color-splashed frames from Heather Eats Almond Butter

15 Yarn Crafts that don't require needles @craftgossip

8. Design a Yarn Globe Floor Lamp from Home Made Simple

15 Yarn Crafts that don't require needles @craftgossip

9. This lovely Ombre inspired lampshade from Vintage Revivals

15 Yarn Crafts that don't require needles @craftgossip

10. Pretty yarn bangles from Eat Sleep Make

15 Yarn Crafts that don't require needles @craftgossip

11. Thinner yarn wrapped bracelets from Cut Out and Keep

15 Yarn Crafts that don't require needles @craftgossip

12. This Spectacle Necklace from Mad in Crafts

15 Yarn Crafts that don't require needles @craftgossip

13. Make a pretty loopy neck scarf from The Creative Goddess

15 Yarn Crafts that don't require needles @craftgossip

14. Try your hand at a multicolored no knit scarf using chunky yarn from The Hob-bee Hive

15 Yarn Crafts that don't require needles @craftgossip

15. Make Pom-pom flowers from Dill Pickle Design

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