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Rustic Pumpkin Crochet Free Patterns

Rustic Pumpkin Crochet Free Patterns – Crochet & Knitting Rustic Pumpkin Crochet Free Pattern & Video – Last-Minute #Pumpkin; Projects #Crochet; Free Patterns

Free Crochet Patterns Velvet Hair Scrunchies

Free crochet patterns for velvet hair scrunchies. Beginner friendly patterns and how to videos Rustic Pumpkin Crochet Free Pattern & Video – Last-Minute #Pumpkin; Projects #Crochet; Free Patterns

How to Crochet a Scrunchie 3 Ways

How to Crochet a Scrunchie 3 Ways | The Snugglery | Knitting and Crocheting Blog Spring time is all about those stash-busting projects! Scunchies are fun and flirty, perfect in all weather and fantastic stash busters. In this post, I’ve

Yarn Weight Conversion Chart

Yarn Weights Explained – The best guide to yarn weights for knitting and crochet, and it comes with a free Cheat Sheet! #Knitting #YarnWeights #CheatSheet #printable #KnittingTips Yarn Weights demystified! The best guide to Yarn Weigths + a free Yarn Weight Conversion Chart to have on hand when picking yarn for your projects.

66 Stash Busting Crochet Projects

Bust that stash with these fantastic little projects perfect for some stash busting crochet! When you crochet you’re often left with odds and ends of different colors from projects past. Oftentimes you’ll have just a little bit of a whole bunch of colors that go together really well. But what are you going to do with 5 yards of yarn? If you’re like me you feel guilty at the thought of throwing it out so you stash it. And looking at my stash I was inspired to share a whole mess of stash busting crochet projects. Sixty-six stash busting crochet projects, to be exact.With cooler weather just around the corner, I have found myself more inspired to take up my crochet hook than I have in ages. But since it’s still too warm to take up something like an afghan I’ve been working with smaller projects that are perfect keeping cool and busting the stash.Today I’m sharing with you 66 inspiring crochet projects that I hope you’ll love. Some require only a small amount of yarn and are perfect for those half leftover skeins from other projects. Others use scraps to create interesting color palettes and are great for using up your yarn stash. But all of these projects in one way or another would do very well to help clear out your unused yarn!Please be kind and click through to the original maker’s websites to pin the images in this post. It’s the best possible way to thank them for all of their hard work!Rainbow Stool Cover by Red Heart Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Sweater by Debbie J at Cut Out and Keep Upcycled Denim Rag Rug by My Poppet Gecko Bookmark by Lion Brand Yarn Chroma Mittens by Left in Knots Apple Cozy by Skip to My Lou Hang it Up Hanger Pattern by Spud & Chloe Chunky Mug Cosy by HobbyCraft Spring Tulips Bouquet by Little Things Blogged Sloth Keychain by Cozy Little Mess Stretchy Ear Warmer by Dream a Little Bigger Little Cacti Applique by Cookie Snob Unicorn Headband by Made with Love and Yarn Sharlotte the Spider by Yarn Society Bow Pattern by Harvesting Hart Boho Coasters by Winding Road Crochet Owl Sleep Mask by Firefly Crochet Zesty Coasters by Annie Design Crochet Wooden Crocheted Beads by Mon Makes Things Water Bottle Holder by Dream a Little Bigger Worry Pet Therapy Toy by Sweet Softies Keyboard Duster at Yarnspirations Stripy Cat Sweater by Ideal Me Stash Basket by Red Heart Thick & Quick Stash Busting Crochet Afghan by Dream a Little Bigger Sweet Crochet Flower Bookmark by Daisy Cottage Designs April Flowers Headband by Kirsten Holloway Designs Spin Balls by Abigail Gonzalez at Ravlery Woven Dishcloths by Dream a Little Bigger Tunisian Stitch Crochet Feathers by Poppy and Bliss Bunny Ear Teether by Yarn Society Crochet Succulents by Whistle and Ivy Crocheted Flip Flops (Pattern is $5.50) by Mamachee on Etsy Yarn Scraps Crochet Bag by Winding Road Crochet Hand Sanitizer Cozies by Micah Makes Dog Bandanna by Golden Lucy Crafts Christmas Bauble Tutorial by Greedy for Colour Baby Toy Container Garden with Veggies by Winding Road Crochet Floral Tawashi Scrubbers by Cedar & Linn Unisex Sandles for Baby by Red Heart Blue Agave Pouch by Moogly Cactus Egg Cosy by HobbyCraft Ring Crochet DIY by Hands Occupied Beer Mug Bottle Cozy by You Should Craft Crochet Bow Tie by Delia Creates Christmas Baubles by Annie Design Crochet Granny Bunting Triangles by Attic24 Floral Hair Ties by Dorothee Grall on Ravlery Stargazers Slipper Socks by Left in Knots Fabulously Shabby Chic Crochet Jars by Lulu Loves Bicycle Seat Cover at And Sew We Craft Pineapple Hot Pad by Petals to Picots Granny Square Pot Cover by Hobby Craft Tawashi Bundle at Needle-Works Butterfly Crochet Edge Dish Towels by Dream a Little Bigger Chapstick/Lip Balm Holder Pattern by Kristy at Ravelry Crochet Calcifer by djonesgirl at Ravelry Wrapped in Lace Bridal Garter by Kirsten Holloway Designs Rosette Crochet Coffee Sleeve by Skip to My Lou Mason Jar Desk Organizer at Petals to Picots Frilly Coasters by Lulu Loves! Rica Colorful Clutch(those colors scream stash busting crochet!) by Whistle and Ivy Rainbow Snake Toy by Golden Lucy Crafts Stunning Coral Jewelry by Winding Road Crochet Crocheted Pencil Case by Petals to Picots Summer Mandala (a perfect stash busting crochet project) by Annie Crochet Design Rainbow Mug Cozy by You Should Craft

Stash Busting Crochet Projects

Anybody who crochets often knows all about the stash that accumulates over time. Perhaps you have a yard or 2 of this color and half a skein of that and you love them both and don’t want them to go to waste. So today I’m sharing 20+ amazing little crochet patterns and tutorials (little in size, not awesomeness!) to help us all bust that stash! Please be kind and click through to these amazing projects and pin them from their original source. Thanks! Don’t you hate when your hands get chilly when you’re taking out an entire pint of Ben and Jerry’s? Me, too! Save your fingers from frostbite with this fab little ice cream sweater pattern over at Cut Out and Keep. Oh, my goodness. I bet that you, like me, didn’t realize that you need, and I mean truly NEED, a crochet keyboard duster. Is this not just about the cutest darn thing you’ve ever seen? And that color combo is to die for! I haven’t read a real book in ages as I’m totally addicted to my Kindle Paperwhite E-reader. It turns out that it’s so much easier to deal with one little e-reader instead of 3 different paperback books when you want to read on the go 🙂 But I do have friends and family who are keen on keeping the printed word around making this little yarn stash-busting project from Daisy Cottage Designs one to store away for the perfect little gift. Get the details to make these super sweet crochet flower bookmarks perfect for readers who like to keep their place but don’t like dog ears! I have never owned any Russian nesting dolls but I have always wanted them. It looks like now thanks to Picot Pals I can hook up my own! Get the pattern to make your own Matryoshka Crochet Dolls here! I need to own all of the succulents! Every last one! But where is a girl to put them all? I am in LOVE with these crochet air plant pots. Because I think an air plant is a succulent but even if it isn’t it looks the part so I’m still sold. Be sure to get your directions over at Whistle and Ivy! One day I had gotten it into my mind that my cats simply needed some crochet feathers. I sat down for about 2 minutes before I got distracted and, alas, my kitties have been crochet feather free ever since. It’s a good thing, though, because now I don’t need to figure out how to make ’em I’ve just got to get over to Poppy and Bliss for their fab tutorial for Tunisian Stitch Crochet Feathers and get on it! Everybody needs scrubbers. Dishes and bodies get dirty and have to be cleaned and so you might as well tackle these every day occurances with the style and fun that these crochet Tawashi Scrubbers from Cedar & Linn. I never knew that chairs need socks but the second I spied these little cuties from Plus 3 Crochet I was sold! Socks for all of the chairs, stat!!! Yet another Whistle & Ivy project do bust your scrap are these adorable crochet flip flops that make perfect little key chains. Summer may be coming to an end but that’s no reason to not revel in the spirit of it as long as possible! Not all that long ago I decided I was going to make covers for my soaps. I started and then I forgot all about it and that project was left behind and lost somewhere unknown. Though had it been known, I guess it wouldn’t have exactly been lost, though, right? At any rate seeing these bright, colorful and cheery crochet soap holders makes me want to grab some cotton and hop to it! While this project from Repeat Crafter Me isn’t technically a scrap buster BUT I figure if you miniaturized it with yarn you have in the stash could have the cutest little crochet pencils it totally could be. Perhaps bigger is always better so use your own judgement if you’re going to go cute and comfy plushie or if you’re going to shrink it down to adorable little crochet pencils! So this is like the coolest crochet and woven washcloth business and I am just loving it! Well, actually it’s a crochet Tawashi bundle, but I’ll let you head on over to Needle-Works Butterfly to learn more about this awesome little stash busting project! Everybody needs little bowls, right? I am pretty sure it’s because we all have way too much junk and I’m totally in the process of paring my business down BUT I still have all of these itty bitty odds and ends that I just have to keep because otherwise I’ll just find myself buying a bit batch of whatever so I can get 2 or 3 out of it. So little bowls it is! And I can’t find any that I like better than these cuties from Lorajean’s Magazine because they’re simply perfect. Get the details and make your own crochet mini baskets! I’m going to let you know that I am kind of afraid of geckos. Like, not tons because there are so many of them here and they get in the house and I have to catch them with my hands and rescue them or feel guilty knowing that my cats are going to destroy them in the meanest way possible so I’ve sort of gotten used to them despite myself. BUT even when I was terrified of them I still thought they were cute and even then I would had wigged out over how awesome this DIY crochet gecko bookmark business is! Because it is totally and utterly awesome 🙂 There’s something that is so cheery about a colorful window treatment. Add in some crochet, shaped like flowers in cheery colors and your window has just become too cute for words, amIright? Learn how to make these lovely crochet half flowers from Once

How To Make The Jasmine Stitch Crochet

Jasmine Stitch Crochet Free Pattern Video Tutorial The jasmine stitch, also known as Thai crochet, is absolutely wonderful! As you start making you first jasmine crochet flower, you’ll love this stitch.

DIY T-shirt Yarn Projects to Make

Fabulous tshirt yarn projects to make this year! 20 different t shirt yarn ideas to DIY including a rug, bag, bracelet, basket, and more. Great patterns to upcycle tarn through crochet, macrame and knitting. #upcycling #tshirtyarn #tarn #upcycle #repurpose #sustainmycrafthabit #crafts Fabulous tshirt yarn projects to make this year! 20 different t-shirt yarn ideas to DIY including a rug, bag, bracelet, basket, and more.

Travel Pillow Crochet Pattern

Are you a traveler? If you’re a jet-setter and a crocheter, you’ll want to whip yourself up a NEW crocheted travel pillow with this NEW pattern! via @ashlea729 Are you a traveler? If you’re a jet-setter and a crocheter, you’ll want to whip yourself up a NEW crocheted travel pillow with this NEW pattern!

Hibernation Hoodie Crochet Pattern

Are you ready to make the most comfortable, never-want-to-take-off crochet hoodie you ever did crochet? The Hibernation Hoodie is it! Sizes S – 3XL. via @ashlea729 Are you ready to make the most comfortable, never-want-to-take-off crochet hoodie you ever did crochet? The Hibernation Hoodie is it! Sizes S – 3XL.

Useful Crochet Kitchen Accessories Free Patterns

Useful Crochet Kitchen Accessories Free Patterns | Your Crochet There is so many things that you can make yourself with yarn and crochet hook! You can create something beautiful within minutes, so why not make something useful, too? Today’s collection of Useful Crochet Kitchen Accessories is full of inspiration. You can easily refresh your kitchen or create a lovely

Little Pouch Free Crochet Pattern- Inexpensive, Pretty, And Quite Handy

Little Pouch Free Crochet Pattern- Inexpensive, Pretty, And Quite Handy! – Knit And Crochet Daily This little pouch free crochet pattern it’s small, it’s fast and you can use any small pieces of leftover yarn you have just laying around to make it.

Crocheted Cotton Face Scrubbies

A set of crocheted cotton face scrubbies makes a great gift. They are a really quick project to make and are a great way to use up leftover cotton yarn. Free crochet pattern along with a bonus Cricut file to create a paper wrap to package the set. A set of crocheted cotton face scrubbies are really quick and easy to make and the puff stitch makes them nice and thick.