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…

Make this stashbusting crochet throw. Use up those yarn scraps and make a colorful crochet throw with corner to corner crochet. #crochet #scrappy #scrapghan #crochetpattern #cornertocorner #cornertocornercrochet #babyblanketpattern #c2ccrochet

Get ready for the 2024 Crochet Stashbusting Challenge! This is your chance to use up your yarn stash with a variety of crochet projects, from small and quick to larger and more detailed. We'll also include festive holiday makes to add a seasonal touch. Join our community for daily inspiration, share your progress, and let's bust that stash together!

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.

Debbie | Cornwall Crochet on Instagram: "Let's talk stash-busting! No matter how hard I try not to, over the course of each year I accumulate so many bits and pieces of yarn.. little scraps, part-used balls.. I think it's inevitable. Last year I did a couple of scrap-busting projects to try to get my oddments under control, one of which was this moss stitch hot water bottle cover - which was perfect for using up tiny amounts of yarn that wouldn't be useful for very much else. Now I'm feeling…

Join in the fun of the Stash Busting Challenge 2021. Free patterns for leftover and scrap yarn for three weeks in June 2021.

Check out 20+ crochet projects that use just small amounts of yarn and bust that yarn stash!

Today I'm sharing with you a WIP. And if you're not down with the acronym lingo, that's a work in progress.

We made it to the New Year after a busy holiday season of making, whether for gifts or to sell! Now it's time to make something for you or even better, to work through some of your stash. You know, to make room for more (wink, wink). Every January I like to take a little inventory and see what I can work through. I always find whole skeins that I have no idea what to use them for or partial skeins that aren't quite enough to make something on their own. Below I've rounded up 20 stash busting…