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These are 45 amazing crochet stash busters that will help you use up some of your stash! They are quick and easy crochet projects that would make lovely last-minute gifts too.
Are you ready for more crochet stash busters? I simply love quick and easy crochet projects that use up yarns from the previous project.
And if you make some of these and use up some scrap yarn, you know what that means? Yarn shopping for new yarn!
These are great crochet projects to work on when you need a quick feeling of satisfaction from starting and finishing a crochet project in one day. Do you know what I mean? The whole process from start to finish in just a few hours.
The excitement from choosing the yarn when you start a new project and make the first few stitches. Right through to finish when you sew in the last end. And what’s even better, you used scrap yarn and saved it from going to waste.
We have to replace what we used, right? So if you had your virtual yarn shopping basket saved on your computer for a while, now is the time to hit that checkout button!
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45 Quick Crochet Stash Busters
I simply love the variety of all these crochet projects. It is a great way to use up an odd ball of yarn.
You can make so many of these items to sell at the craft fair and reduce the piles of yarn. With the end of the school year approaching, don’t you think these stash-busting crochet patterns would make lovely teacher’s gifts?
There are plenty of great crochet stash busters to choose from to find the perfect project. Plus by using up some scraps, surely you have to buy more yarn, right?
In this collection of patterns we have handy crochet project bags for crocheting on the go. Not to forget some beautiful crochet potholders to add some practical beauty to your kitchen.
Would you believe you can make a whole shawl or scarf from scrap yarn? If you didn’t, you need to look at a whole sweater made from scrap yarn to keep you warm!
So whatever the size of your yarn stash is, you can find a great pattern to work on. I have included some quick patterns for smaller projects as well as larger projects that use small amounts of different colors.
Projects like baby hats, granny squares, baby blankets, egg cozies, and hot pad are all great ideas for yarn leftovers that would make quick gifts.
A stripy pillow cover is another great stash-busting project that will use up yarn scraps in no time. So let’s check out these scrap-friendly patterns.
1. Wedge Crochet Project Bag
This stylish crochet project bag is slightly unusual but very easy to make! Change the basic pouch shape to a wedge by sewing the end in the opposite direction.
The addition of a simple handle finishes off this modern project bag perfectly! Plus there is a handy opening on the side. You can use it to thread your working yarn through for crocheting on the go.
Pattern uses basic crochet stitches and only a little yarn you can find in your own stash already.
It is a great project for storing your crochet hooks in too. Stylish Crochet Wedge Project Bag- Free Pattern is available on my website.
2. Candy Cane Crochet Square Stash Busters
A crochet blanket square pattern, the Candy Cane crochet square is an 8-inch afghan block to make a lovely and comfortable crochet blanket.
It is a lovely beginner-friendly crochet stash buster, find it HERE.
The color possibilities are endless to make a blanket to fit into your room decor. You can use worsted weight yarn or bulky weight yarn for a huge throw.
3. Classic Striped Potholder
If your kitchen is in need of a touch of crochet, this pattern is perfect. The stitch pattern used for this crochet potholder makes for such a soft finish.
The pattern uses cotton yarn and it will be durable & is easy to wash. CLICK HERE for the free pattern.
4. Paige Mod Scarf
The convertible mod scarf measures 80″ long without tassels. And since it uses a #3 weight yarn, it’s pretty lightweight for early spring.
The convertible mod scarf features steady increases and decreases to get the shape. The shape allows you to wear this as a hooded scarf, hooded cowl, super scarf, super cowl, or a shawlette.
Follow THIS LINK for the pattern.
5. Crochet Coaster Stash Busters
This is a free round crochet coaster pattern that adds a little vintage vibe to your home decor. The pattern is very versatile and can be made into different sizes and used for various other items too!
I love how quick and easy these crochet coasters are to make. Although they are easy, I think they will look stunning in any home.
The combination of lace and fine yarn makes them look vintage, however they will fit into any modern living space.
Free Round Crochet Coaster Pattern – Solar Circle is available on my blog.
6. Jellyfish and Octopus Appliques
The patterns of the jellyfish and the octopus are actually very similar with just minor differences.
However, I do think that their look is different enough to make them two separate patterns.
Check out these cute crochet sea creature guys ON THIS CROCHET BLOG.
7. Gracie Gift Bag Crochet Stash Buster
The Gracie Gift Bag pattern makes a small crochet gift bag to hold your treasured gift. This free pattern uses a combination of basic stitches to create a lacey design.
It works up quicker and is one of the great crochet stash busters for beginners. CLICKE HERE for the free pattern.
8. Triangle Bunting
This super quick and easy crochet bunting belongs to crochet stash busters by right! It works up really quickly and uses all scraps of yarn, you can even make a multicolored bunting to decorate your home with.
It uses the ever-so-popular granny stitch worked in triangles so it will be the next step in the crochet learning journey.
Visit THIS WEBSITE for the pattern.
9. WIP Crochet Bag for Stash Busters
This handy crochet stash busters bag allows you to have your yarn come out from the bag while it is still inside the bag.
Such a great bag to transport your crochet projects for crocheting on the go.
The pattern works up so fast as it uses a super chunky yarn and a size 8.00 mm hook. Click HERE for the free pattern.
10. C2C Lemon Peel Dishcloth
The lemon peel stitch used for this cute dishcloth has lots of texture.
If you work it diagonally like this cute pattern it will not only be full of texture but it will look interesting. It is worked corner to corner or c2c technique.
FOLLOW THIS LINK for the pattern.
11. Crochet Eyeball Coasters Stash Busters
Crochet these super spooky Halloween eyeball coasters with this fun and easy crochet pattern. These coasters are quick to crochet and only use a small amount of yarn.
They are great for craft fairs or as a quick project for great gifts! You can even make a few and string them together for a Halloween bunting decoration.
Find the free pattern HERE.
12. Any Way Skinny Wrap
The beautiful part about this super cute and fun crochet stash buster design is that is meant to be worn any way! You can wear it as a belt, scarf, headband or however you like!
It’s also fully customizable and easy to adjust length and width as well! Make it in solid colors or variegated and match it to any outfit or season!
Find the pattern ON THIS BLOG.
13. Monstera Crochet Clutch
It’s a simple and stylish crochet clutch pattern that uses tapestry crochet to create the monstera pattern. It’s the perfect summer accessory!
Check out the pattern HERE.
14. Crochet Thick Potholder (Thermal Stitch)
This pattern uses the thermal stitch – one of the most dense and thick crochet stitch patterns out there.
It creates super thick crochet stash busters – potholders- to help you around the kitchen. It protects your fingers and decorates your kitchen at the same time.
Find the free pattern by CLICKING ON THIS LINK.
15. Happy Scrappy Sweater
As the name suggests, here is a great sweater project for using up your stash of yarn. It is the Happy Scrappy Sweater.
The designer has designed this fun pattern with new makers in mind, keeping it really simple while adding in some texture with some back loop-only rows.
Check out the gorgeous pattern HERE.
16. Seaside Mug Rug
The Seaside Mug Rug features unique shell stitches reminiscent of the beach! If you’re wondering what a mug rug is anyway, it’s really just a simple coaster.
However, what sets it apart is the addition of a fringe which makes it look just like a mini rug. Get this fun pattern ON THIS BLOG.
17. Pankh Dishcloth
This lovely dishcloth uses the feather stitch. It is a beautiful crochet stitch full of texture. You can practice new stitches and make something beautiful and super useful.
To use this crochet pattern VISIT THIS WEBSITE for the pattern.
18. USA Mug Rug
This cute pattern can be used to celebrate lots of holidays and occasions. This is the perfect 4th of July crochet pattern that you can make really quickly.
The addition of cross stitch and fringe really make these stand out. The free pattern is AVAILABLE HERE.
19. Easy Crochet Granny Triangle Bandana Free Pattern
20. Tunisian Crochet Flower Pattern That Will Make Your Creativity Blossom
21. Learn How to Make Stunning Crochet Heart Coaster Today!
22. Super Quick and Easy Crochet Water Bottle Holder – FREE Pattern
23. Easy Crochet Pillow Pattern With 3D Flowers – Free Pattern
24. Easy Crochet Glasses Case – Free Pattern & Tutorial
25. Easy Spring Crochet Blanket – Claudius Blanket Free Pattern
26. Free Crochet Boot Cuffs Pattern – Selma Boot Cuffs
27. Practical Crochet Bath Mitt – FREE Pattern
28. The Fiercely Fun and Free Crochet Face Scrubbies Pattern
29. Tiny Crochet Flowers Garland – Free Pattern And Video Tutorial
30. Free Crochet Ear Warmer Pattern – Mimi Headband
31. Textured Crochet Fingerless Gloves – Free Pattern
32. Lacy Crochet Gift Card Holder Free Pattern
33. Crochet Heart Bracelet – Free Pattern for Valentine’s Day
34. Crochet Dog Bandana Free Pattern – Roxy’s Bandana
- 35. Western Style Wall Hanging Pattern CLICK HERE
- 36. Ice Cream Cozy CLICK HERE
- 37. T-shirt Yarn Crochet Slippers CLICK HERE
- 38. Zig Zag Zipper Bag CLICK HERE
- 39. Sapphire Star Granny Square CLICK HERE
- 40. Palm Tree Tapestry Bag CLICK HERE
- 41. Crochet Ice Cream Cone CLICK HERE
- 42. Crochet Scrunchie Pattern CLICK HERE
- 43. Slouchy Hat CLICK HERE
- 44. Rosebud Beanie CLICK HERE
- 45. Everlasting Infinity Scarf Pattern CLICK HERE
I hope you enjoy this pattern roundup of 45 crochet stash busters to help you use up the leftovers.
If you enjoyed it, why not share it with your crafty friends or pin it to your favorite Pinterest Board for later? These patterns will always come in handy to use up some scrap yarn.
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