Short on time? Try these Small Knitting Projects that Take only Minutes to create gifts or functional items! Don’t miss them out!
Love knitting but don’t have hours to spare? These small knitting projects are quick, easy, and fun! Plus, they are perfect for making something special using leftover yarn.
Small Knitting Projects That Take Minutes
1. Bobble and Ribs Coffee Cup Cozy
Keep your coffee warm and your hands comfy with this stylish knitted sleeve. The bobbles and ribbing add texture, making it a fun and practical knit. Check the pattern on ravinsdesigns.
2. Fairy House Bookmark
Never lose your place again! This fairy house-shaped bookmark by Natasha Hanson is quick to knit. Plus, it’s a great gift for book lovers.
3. Applique Easter: bunny, lamb, chicken
Create these cute Applique Easter: bunny, lamb, and chicken in pretty pastel colors by Morgunova Olga.
4. Knitted Heart in Minutes
A heartfelt knit that’s as quick as it is cute! Perfect for Valentine’s Day, gifts, or just spreading a little handmade love. Check the details on bhookedcrochet.
5. Knit Apple Dishcloth Pattern
Want a unique kitchen accessory? This apple-shaped washcloth is the perfect option to consider. Get the idea on yarnspirations.
6. Knitted Butterflies
These delicate little butterflies knit up in no time! You can use them to decorate baby blankets and clothing or turn them into brooches. Check more information on Mariannalazydaisydays.
7. Knitted Floral Jar Cover
This charming knit floral cover by Taffylassknits gives old jars a fresh look. It’s a great way to spice up home décor or gifts.
8. 5-pointed Star Ornaments
These tiny star ornaments by Dāvid Räder are perfect for holiday decorations, gift toppers, or even cute keychains.
9. Knit Owl Bookmark
Designed by Sarah Alderson, this owly bookmark will bring a wide smile while opening a book. It’s a practical and pretty way to mark your page!
10. Sweet Kitty Face Scrubby
This knitted cat face scrubbie is a must-have for skincare lovers. Make a bunch for yourself or as gifts by checking out the guide on yarnspirations.
11. DIY Snake Bookmarks
These wavy bookmarks by Frankie Brown add a bit of fun to your reading time. A quick knit that’s perfect for beginners or those who love instant gratification projects.
12. Knitted Animal Pockets
These tiny pockets shaped like cute animals are great for storing tiny treasures. Want to make a few for your kiddo, take a look at Mariannalazydaisydays’s blog post.
13. Little Leaf Appliques
Telfer Designs is the talented knitter behind these tiny leaf appliques. Each measures around 8cm tall and 4 cm wide.
14. Knitted Stripy Scrunchies
Nina Holubcova used her precious bits of leftover yarn to create these striped scrunchies. You can also make a few with this Ravelry tutorial.