Stash yarn crochet projects

Have you ever found yourself with a bunch of leftover yarn and no idea what to do with it? Leftover yarn crochet patterns is the perfect way to use up small amounts of yarn, and there are so many wonderful crochet projects that can be made using those bits of chunky or fine leftover yarn. In this blog post, I'll share some fun and easy crochet patterns that are sure to get you excited about using all your leftover yarn! From blankets and coasters to bags and kitchen crochet accessories…

These scrap yarn blanket crochet patterns are adaptable designs. Use the yarn leftovers that you already have to create beautiful afghans.

We all have them - those partially used skeins of yarn. Too much to throw out, not enough to make a project on their own, don't really want to buy more of it. Time for a stash buster afghan! These 10 free afghan crochet patterns are perfect stash busters - with stripes and color changes, they come to life! 10 Free Stash Buster Afghan Crochet Patterns (click the name of the pattern, in blue, to go to the pattern page!) Corner-to-Corner Throw by Catherine J. Watson, on Red Heart Free Website…

Handmade home accessories are one of my favorite kinds of crochet projects. These crochet baskets are really fun and useful!

A quick and easy crochet blanket pattern to make a corner-to-corner crochet baby blanket from scrap yarns. A great way to use up yarn scraps and ends.

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And this is it… the very last week of our Seaside Stash Busting Blanket Crochet Along!! The final instructions are further below but first some thoughts… this is a long blog post with l…

It's very satisfying to crochet big crochet blankets. While you work you can concentrate on the details and admire the effect.

Crochet project using up scrap yarn. Suitable also for beginners in crochet. Great way to join yarns without having to weave in ends. I have used this scarf...

Hello everyone! I'm starting this year's blogging off with the FREE instructions to crochet your very own happy scrappy blanket! Does that sound good? This is a blanket I began making last summer, working just a few rows at a time as the mood took me and allowing it to gradually grow as scraps of sock yarn became available from knitted or crocheted sock and shawl projects. I'm using the term "instructions" rather than "pattern" because I'm simply going to give basic information for you to…