Turn Yarn Scraps into Crochet Stars in 10 Minutes!

[@cindyb9830]

Great way of seeing how different yarn or weight changes the same pattern. They are all unique and I can totally see them being attached to a baby blanket. Thanks!

[@nancy-katharynmcgraw2669]

I crocheted along with you. Saved the long tail, at the top, made it I to a loop3.5" long, used the last little bit to weave into the star, tied several knots, securing the loop, & finished by weaving in that tail. Now I have a white star that I can hang. Will be making more, of red and of green, maybe silver & gold thread/yarn! Thanks Sew much!

[@Cyndi3907]

A bunting banner would be cute! Especially this time of year!

[@janetbaker3616]

These stars would be so cute made into a garland to hang across curtains in a baby's room. Thanks for the great idea. I'll be sure to check out that playlist. I appreciate your putting all those videos together in one place.

[@bhookedcrochet]

That sounds so cute!

[@MariaLuisaMourao]

Thanks for all your explanations; love yot videos; clear and easy to follow; i have made a snowflake with you this time.... my daughters love these christmas ornaments..... they are much more fun and eco-frendly

[@bonniedurie3050]

How fun!

[@theastewart6721]

Hi Brittany. These are really cute! I think, as someone who mostly uses the magic ring, the chain 4 method gives it a nice design element. Nice to have choices! And I’m with you. Love the Invisible Join! It’s also great to see you as you explain everything. Thanks for another great video!❤️

[@CindyOgilvie]

Hello! I used something very similar to this and then squared them up to use in your previous challenge blanket for adoption in the place of the spirals. Made a great veteran's blanket (with blues, whites, and tans).

[@reneegencur2469]

Great quick pattern! Thank you for the scrap busting ideas. Your tutorials are clear and well done, and your tips are always useful. Not only could these stars be sewn to a cap, but one or two could dangle from the top of the cap in place of a pompon. Attach by adding a chain stitch cord as long as desired before cutting the tail. I might use sock yarn or sport yarn for the dangling star to keep it light.

[@bhookedcrochet]

What a fun idea! Also, thank you 💙 I’m so glad you enjoy them!

[@achka2043]

Adding a round of contrasting coloured slip stitches around the star, could that enhance the pattern?

[@bhookedcrochet]

I haven’t tried it, but I bet it would look nice if it works! Just have to figure out how to handle the tight corners at the points.

[@MrsMo1970]

For the points, I chained six, slip stitch into second chain then continued down the chain with sc , hdc, dc, treble crochet, slip stitch into the chain two. I found this made the point sharper.

[@bhookedcrochet]

I’ll have to give that a try!

[@nilayozfrat6998]

Minik ellerinize sağlık..🧿💜🧿

[@deedavis1950]

Perfect for July 4 flag time!

[@bhookedcrochet]

Yes!

[@pattiroyse]

I like it !!! Are you able to make the Star of David?? I’m making an Israel flag blanket and I need the Star of David symbol for the middle about 8 inches big?? I don’t think it would be too hard, but I’m just not used to creating things I’m more of a copier of a tutorial….. help…. Please smile 😃