stashbuster

Patchwork Carry-All

You can never have too many bags! And that makes this the ideal project for cleaning up your yarn stash while having something to gift to friends and family.

Moss Stitch Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern

This moss stitch baby blanket crochet pattern features a few stripes to help use up a partial skein of yarn.

Crochet Baby Basic Hooded Cardigan

This baby hooded cardigan is worked up in four colors, which not only makes it a great stashbuster, but it’s also easy to match up with other crochet baby items.

Basic Solid Hexagon Crochet Blanket (Hexilove)

Here is the perfect stashbuster to help clean up your yarn stash.

Martha’s Retro C2C Crochet Apron

This c2c crochet apron pattern features a cheerful array of colors, making it great for cleaning up your yarn stash.

Granny’s Scrappy Placemat

This crochet placemat is worked up in three colors, making it great for cleaning up leftovers.

Butterfly Flip-flops

With a cotton yarn, you know your feet will remain cool while your feet are protected against the sandal straps.

Rainbow Granny Square Sweater

Not only is this perfect for cleaning up your brightly colored yarns, but it’s also the perfect top for the summer!

Elephant Finger Puppet

This elephant puppet sits on two fingers, allowing your children to walk the puppet around.

Lily’s Floral Mug Rug

This crochet floral coaster requires only a small amount of yarn, making it great for using up the smallest amounts of cotton scraps.

3.75-Inch Raised Center Easy Crochet Afghan Square

Use up the smallest amounts of yarn to whip up this small crochet square, which you can use in afghans, bags, pillows and more!

Gwendolyn Doily

This granny doily is perfect in so many ways! It’s customizable in terms of size, it works up quick, and is perfect for cleaning up your yarn stash!

Stashbuster Crochet Striped Scarf

This scarf is great both genders. It’s also super easy to adjust in size, making it a great go-to pattern for a family scarf.

Little Balloons

Use these little balloons as a birthday gift topper, a decoration on a hat or hang them from a baby mobile.

Scrapmonster

This scrapmonster amigurumi is not only the perfect toy for small children, but it’s also a great way to use up your yarn stash.

Jagged Scrap Yarn Afghan

This is the perfect pattern to clean out your leftover yarns. It’s amazing how one color can blend the rest of the colors together throughout the entire afghan.

Crochet Tops for Jar Gifts by Jessie At Home

Here is a quick and easy way to decorate your gifts in a jar. It’s great for the Christmas holidays or any other event throughout the year. You can make these for any jar size using any yarn you have on hand.

Perfect Scrap Yarn Crochet Stitch

Not only is this the perfect scrap yarn stitch, but it’s also the perfect stitch for many crochet projects from blankets to mats, scarves and shawls. The pattern provides a stitch multiple so you can easily adjust the size to what you need.

Spiral Honey and Cream Coasters

Are you in need of another stashbuster? Look no further than this one because you can never have too many coasters! They also make for great scrubbies and gift ideas!

Penny Poncho

This beautiful poncho is available in three sizes. It’s the perfect pattern for using up leftovers in your stash. Plus, it can be worn throughout the seasons.

Kids Quick and Easy Slipper Socks

These beginner-friendly slippers are available in a toddler and child size. They’ll keep your little ones cozy, plus they are a great way to clean up your yarn stash!

Twisted Through the Window Earwarmer

This earwarmer pattern is available in multiple sizes from toddler to adult. Plus, you only need a small amount of yarn, and it works up under an hour.

Little Squares Scarf

Talk about the perfect pattern for scrapbusting! The scarf turned out bright and cheerful to brighten any outfit.

Herringbone Bricks

This afghan pattern is worked up in Tunisian crochet. It looks like a neat way to clean up your yarn stash, while making something cheerful and cozy.

Amy’s Binky/Pacifier Holder

This handy binky holder is perfect for keeping the binky close to your baby.

Lily’s Floral Table Runner

Bright and cheery floral motifs are the perfect way to welcome in Spring and Summer, but imagine earth tones for Fall, or all white for Winter!

Loopy Spring Coaster

Bring some spring theme on to your table with this pretty Loopy Spring Coaster. The pattern is very easy and you can make one in time at all.

Beat the Heatwave Ice Cream Cone

This realistic looking ice cream is easy to whip up with small amounts of scrap yarn.

Simple Crochet Christmas Tree

Use this free crochet pattern to decorate your big Christmas tree with cute little trees or make beautiful garlands and get into the holiday spirit.

Scrappy Crochet Bag

The Scrappy Crochet Bag is a great way to use up those small balls of yarn you have left over from various projects.

Bluebell Cork Gnome

Cute crochet cork gnome made of scrap yarn and a recycled cork.

Quick and Easy Crocheted Coffee Cup Cozey

This image shows these cozies in bright colors to help you wake up.

Patchwork Cat

This colorful cat is not only the perfect gift for babies (who love all things colorful), but it also makes for a lovely stashbuster pattern.

Crochet Purse

This crochet purse pattern is a great way to use up your odds and ends in your yarn stash.

Crochet Blanket

The beautiful stripes in this blanket make this the ideal blanket not only for stashbusting, but for gifting as well.

L Square Pillow

This crochet pillow pattern makes for a nice stashbuster. I love the way the colors are changes, it’s unique and decorative.

Two Grannies Headband

I don’t like having the hair in my face, so I always pin it back. This Two Grannies Headband is a fantastic alternative.

Granny’s Stashbusting Tissue Box Cover

By nature, scrap yarn is just a part of crocheting. Nearly finishing a ball of yarn, but knowing we can use that small amount that’s left in another project, so we don’t toss it.