31 Scrap Yarn Crochet Projects | Stash Busting Challenge Week 3

I love how unique this ear warmer looks and I looove the sparkle effect of this yarn!

This Rose Bouquet is so cute. It would be a great Mother's Day gift or just a nice way to touch up your home decor without having to buy new flowers every week.

These crochet ear protectors are currently all the rage, but I wanted to make mine different. These ear savers are sturdy, durable, and they come with care instructions!

This Spring Infinity Scarf is such a simple way to add a little pop to your wardrobe and bust your stash at the same time.

We might be stuck at home at the moment, but that shouldn't stop us from sitting out by the pool. Whether is a big pool or baby pool, we can still get our tan on with a nice drink on some of these beautiful coasters.

Last week a shared a stash busting pattern for some simple baby booties and this week we have a similar pattern but for knit! I don't knit personally, but if you knit and crochet then this might be a nice quick break. They're so cute!

I love that this pattern is so simple yet so cute! All you have to do is make two rectangular panels, sew them together, and you have yourself a cardigan.

Here's another set of patterns to practice your tunisian crochet stitches. If you haven't already tried it, tunisian crochet is addicting and you're going to love it especially if you're ready to try something new.

I am completely in love with this headband and maybe even a little jealous because I tried to design something like this and totally failed. Brittany's headband is spot on and I'm absolutely making this for myself!

I love the fringey boho style of this purse and I really want to make one in black. It uses a bulkier yarn making it quick to work up and ready to take to your next night out with friends (once this quarantines over of course) 😅

Winter might have already come and gone, but it's never too late to make some cozy fingerless gloves either for yourself, for friends/family, or to start stocking up for fall/winter craft fairs!

There are two things I need this summer, sunglasses and a pouch for said sunglasses. And this sunglasses pouch is so cute I'm going to have to make it first to encourage myself to buy a pair of sunglasses 😆

This is one zipper pouch that I'm going to have to make! The moss stitch is already one of my favorite stitches, but I really like that she also explains how to create a lining and add a zipper.

I've never seen scrunchies using multiple colors before and I really like it. It would be a great gift if you wanted to make team colors for friends and family. Plus, scrunchies sell really well at crafts fairs.

How fun are bobbles? They're one of my favorite stitches and they make for a really great scrubby!

Making a pair of earrings is on my crochet bucket list for sure. Honestly, I was so into the idea at one point that I bought a bunch of earring holders but never used them 😬

Who doesn't love a beautiful motif pattern? I bet a bunch of these in different colors would make one beautiful blanket.

Courtney's designs are always so unique. I love the way she used post stitches to create a diamond pattern on this beanie.

The basketweave stitch is such a pretty stitch and I love that it's used to make this pair of baby booties!

These Flower Face Scrubbies are cute AND useful! Make a set for yourself or put together a basket of self-care products, including some face scrubbies of course, as a gift.

These are so cute and such a great little idea. This fox head can be used as a Christmas ornament or even to hang up in a nursery for some extra wall decor.

I love the look of this cowl. It's light and airy, but also cozy when you double wrap it. It's the perfect combination of a cowl, especially for those of us in warmer weather climates!

I am a tad obsessed with this Tunisian Mug Rug. If I haven't said it enough already, I. Love. Tunisian. Crochet. These coasters would be so fun to make and I just love the fringe.

One of my favorite techniques, other than holding multiple strands of yarn, is working into the back loop. I love that you can do something so simple and it creates a completely different look and texture.

Basket patterns are some of my favorite patterns because they are always so useful. You can never have too many baskets! They can be used to decorate any area of your home to make it look a little more tidy. And if you think you have too many, I bet your friends don't!

Here's another tunisian crochet pattern for you! Did I mention that I'm obsessed with tunisian? Sometimes we can lose our 'cro-jo' and run out of ideas on what to make or nothing's really speaking to us. That would be a great time to try out this technique!

Amigurumi is always super fun to make. My husband always asks me to make a new toy for him to take to his office as a desk ornament to show off to all his co-workers. And, of course, kids love them too!

Mug cozys are quick to make and make really great gifts. I always have a hard time finding mug cozies that fit around mugs with a handle and this one is perfect!

Looking to practice the basic stitches? These washcloths are great for beginners and you can never make to many because they're useful in many different ways. Around the house, gifts for friends/family/coworkers, or as part of a gift basket!

Here's another pair of fingerless gloves for you! I love that these gloves are longer and they would look really pretty in a variegated yarn.