Scrap yarn blanket

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

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

EDIT: If you love this blanket, be sure to check out my Felix Remixed Blanket! It is the same type of crochet fun, but with a totally different result. You can find the pattern on my blog and it is…

12 of the best crochet scrap blankets that are unique and will keep you interested until the end! All of these blankets make great yarn stash busters.

Are you in urgent need of free crochet patterns for Easy Color Craze Blankets? Here we come to your

12 Sizes in 1 Pattern : Stitch Sampler Blanket Crochet Pattern gives you 12 blanket sizes and additional rows to make any possible sized blanket based of the original Striped rainbow Blanket. Working a new pattern can be very daunting. This pattern will guide you thru working and completing the Rainbow Lined Afghan pattern, and you can even select your required blanket size without the hassle of trying to work out the correct size. Pattern consists of fairly straightforward stitches, used in…

Don't throw out your yarn scraps! Here you'll find 12 ridiculously simple ways to use them up and make some adorable projects! As a crocheter and knitter we all end up with a ton of yarn scraps. But the good news is that there are so many fun and simple ways to use them up

Beautiful Crochet Scrap Afghan is a versatile project. Use scrap yarn in multiple colors, pick 2 colors of yarn or choose variegated yarn for a perfect scrap yarn project! #scrapafghan #crochetscrapafghan #bespokeblissblanket #crochet365knittoo #bespokeblissafghan

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…