It's the yarn colours on this wreath that make it so pretty. It shows what you can make by saving even the smallest yarn scraps from your other wool project. Change the colours to make a similar wreath for different seasons!

This yarn craft may look like a latch hook rug, but I'll tell you that the wall hanging is made on a foam board with a glue gun. However, it's made it still looks gorgeous!

Pom poms are a favourite yarn craft; anyone can make them. They don't have to be just one colour, either. These rainbow flower Pom Poms are inspired by the iconic Marimekko poppy design.

This wreath may look like it has been knitted, but it hasn't—a great way to use up any chunky yarn.

If you prefer more traditional colours at Christmas, you could easily make these trees with green yarn. But I love the colourfulness of these cone Christmas tree decorations.

Go pick some sticks from your garden or the park, then wrap them in colourful yarn for fun wall decor.

Discover how to transform simple materials into stunning boho wall art with this easy DIY yarn ring tutorial. It’s a fantastic way to use up those odd balls of yarn, adding a pop of colour and a touch of sophistication to any blank wall in your home. Perfect for enhancing your décor with a modern, handmade touch!

I had a few skeins of green yarn left over from a knitting project, so I used them to make this unique pom-pom Christmas tree wall hanging.

Wrap plastic or blown real eggs in yarn for a fun Easter decoration. This is a great way to use up all those little scraps of colourful yarn.

Wrap colourful yarn around curtain rings to make this statement wall hanging. You can choose colours to match your decor and use up all those leftover wool scraps from other projects.

Make colourful mini pine cone Christmas trees and decorations by wrapping them in wool yarn scraps.

Tassels are one of the easiest yarn crafts to make. Use them for a beautiful giant wall hanging like this one or to adorn bags, blankets and pillows!

Put those empty plastic nursery pots to good use by recycling them to make beautiful woven planters with yarn. Use different coloured yarn to create your yarn-crafted bowl and add different textures using wool in different plys.

Another fun Boho way is to use yarn tassels in the home to frame a mirror.

Buy wooden letters from the craft store or make your own out of cardboard, and then wrap them in yarn. Great for spelling out holiday words on the mantle or making someone a yarn-wrapped initial as a gift.

Another fun yarn craft for Easter. These giant egg decorations are made with a glue gun and not woven. I love the chunky wool and assorted textures.

These rainbow wall hangings are trendy; I've seen them both on gallery walls in the living room and hanging on bedroom walls. I particularly like the ones made in muted colours.

No more naff furry dice hanging from the rearview mirror in the car. How about something prettier and more modern with this pom-pom and rainbow diffuser? It would make a lovely handmade gift.

Who said pom-poms have to be round? Make heart-shaped ones in shades of pink and red as a fun adult Valentine's craft.

The yarn colours used to make this simple wall hanging give me strong fall vibes!

Wrap yarn around the rope to make colourful patterns and then coil it into a cute little bowl.

With a few skeins of yarn, give a tried-looking lampshade a trendy makeover. This is so simple to do; you can choose wool to match your decor.

These mini yarn hats are so cute and straightforward to make. They are trendy, too; my crafty friend sold these on her craft stall last Christmas.

These stunning high-end chandeliers can be made at a fraction of the cost at home. Also, not only do you save money, but you get to choose the colours when making one for yourself.

The yule goat is a traditional Scandinavian Christmas ornament, and this is a fun version made with wrapped yarn in festive colours.

Upcycle old shampoo and wine bottles into beautiful colourful vases by wrapping them in yarn.

Keyhole tassels are super fun and easy to make. They can be used as a keychain or a fun way to spruce up your favourite tote bag or decorate your door handles.

Hanging feathers make a lovely Boho decoration. I've made a denim feather wall decoration before, but mixing it up with some yarn feathers would also be fun.

Update your plant pots by wrapping them in yarn. Use different colours to create stripy decorative patterns.

Use yarn in pink and red shades to create this Valentine's backdrop. The only other thing you need is some scrap cardboard. Individual hearts would also make a sweet Valentine's gift.

These yarn-wrapped crafted stars would look great year-round and not for Christmas. Make larger ones to hang on the all. Or use red, white and blue yarn to make patriotic star decorations for the 4th of July.

Another fun way to use yarn tassels is with a Christmas wall decoration.

Pom poms are a great yarn craft and a way to use up the odds and ends of wool. When you have enough of them, you can create a fabulous wreath like this one.

Combine yarn pom-poms with snowman hats to make a cute gnomes decoration.

Twirl strands of colourful yarn together and then glue to a felt backing to make funky mug coasters.

This a fun and easy way to upcycle a picture frame with a yarn wrapping craft.

You might recognise these monogrammed ornaments; this is an Anthropologie hack. The shop sells similar ornaments every Christmas. Hang them on the tree or use them as a funky present tag.

Make friendly-looking tassel ghosts decorations for Halloween and then hang them in a garland on the mantle.

Glue yarn around a heart-shaped balloon to make these sweet Valentine's Day lights.

I never know what to do with the souvenir pebbles I pick at the beach, but I love the idea of wrapping them in yarn for decoration.

If you have a spare skein of orange wool, this carrot yarn craft is for you. They make a fun spring decoration.

I've made paper mache bowls before, but I also like the idea of these yarn bowls. They would be good to use as fruit bowls, and you'll be able to see all the fruit, even the pieces at the bottom of the bowl.

This yarn craft is a great way to upcycle plastic containers from everyday household waste into lovely hanging succulent planters.

It's easy to make the plain brown paper look like fancy gift wrap by adding yarn trims. I did this for my friend the knitters' birthday, and she loved it!

Wrap yarn around cardboard tubes to make unique pencil holders for your desk.

Though it's suggested these are simple enough for children to create, I see no reason why they can't also appeal to adults. I wouldn't hesitate to don a yarn-wrapped DIY bracelet if it complemented my attire.

Use your yarn scraps to make colourful pom poms then attach them to leather scraps to make fun DIY bookmarks.