This scrapghan block is thanks to needlekrafter who found THIS pattern, which is super close to the pattern that I used for my Forget...

Hi there! Thank you for your interest in joining my Stitch Sampler Scrapghan Crochet Along 2023! (this crochet along has ended, but each part is listed below with a link to the free pattern OR the printable

This Stitch Sampler Scrapghan Free Crochet Pattern is good to use scraps of your yarn, mix colors and stitches to make totally new product.

This week’s stitch is the Bobble Stitch! I just love using the bobble stitch to add some extra pop to a project. I’ve used this stitch in some of my designs like the Bobbles of Fun

Scrap Busting Scrapghan Crochet Along Add this project to your Ravelry Queue and favorites too!! Click Here!! How would you like to use up your yarn stash and end up with a beautiful project?? Grab your totes of yarn and let’s get started!! This easy to make Scrapghan will be made over the course of just […]

Hi there! Thank you for your interest in joining my Stitch Sampler Scrapghan Crochet Along 2021! What is a crochet along (CAL)? A crochet along is when a pattern is broken up into parts and a group

This crochet scrapghan ["scrap" + "afghan"] blanket features zig-zagging bands of different colors, giving it a mesmerizing and playful look. Made-to-order in the dimensions of your choosing. The blanket pictured weighs less than 2 pounds and measures approximately 3 feet x 3.5 feet (32 inches by 40 inches), making it a great throw blanket for couches, cars, camping, laps, strollers, pets, and more. It is carefully stitched using soft, squishy yarn made from 100% acrylic yarn. Care instructions: place blanket in mesh bag & wash by hand or in machine; machine dry in mesh bag, or else wrap in a towel or blanket to wring out excess moisture & lay flat to air-dry. Would make a great gift for a birthday present, housewarming, care package, baby shower, pet shower gift, etc. Custom dimensions are available, in addition to the following standard sizes: ▫ Crib - 45" x 60" - 114 cm x 152 cm ▫ Throw - 52" x 60" - 132 cm x 132 cm ▫ Twin - 66" x 90" - 168 cm x 229 cm ▫ Twin XL - 68" x 92" - 173 cm x 234 cm ▫ Full - 90" x 108" - 229 cm x 274 cm ▫ Queen - 96" x 108" - 244 cm x 274 cm ▫ King - 108" x 108" - 274 cm x 274 cm ─────────────────

This crochet scrapghan uses any mix of cake yarn from your stash to create a throw or blanket in any size. Use the herringbone half double crochet stitch in the round to add texture.

Scrap Busting Scrapghan Crochet Along Add this project to your Ravelry Queue and favorites too!! Click Here!! How would you like to use up your yarn stash and end up with a beautiful project?? Grab your totes of yarn and let’s get started!! This easy to make Scrapghan will be made over the course of just […]

Four! Holey moley! I crocheted this with two strands of scrap yarn held together throughout, single crochet with a blo ribbing. I don’t like it quite as much as scrapghan 3 (the knitted ver…

Scrap Busting Scrapghan Crochet Along Add this project to your Ravelry Queue and favorites too!! Click Here!! How would you like to use up your yarn stash and end up with a beautiful project?? Grab your totes of yarn and let’s get started!! This easy to make Scrapghan will be made over the course of just […]

Scrap Busting Scrapghan Crochet Along Add this project to your Ravelry Queue and favorites too!! Click Here!! How would you like to use up your yarn stash and end up with a beautiful project?? Grab your totes of yarn and let’s get started!! This easy to make Scrapghan will be made over the course of just […]

Scrappy Corner-to-Corner Crochet Blanket

Herringbone crochet stitch is certainly one of the stitches to learn! Why? Because it creates such an attractive texture and an awesome look!

Scrappy Corner-to-Corner Crochet Blanket

The Crunch Stitch is an easy level stitch that creates a neat, textured look with just a 1 row repeat. This stitch only uses half double crochet and slip stitches. I've used this stitch for my Textured

So it’s a made up word, but it means a great deal. ScrapGhans are Afghans or blankets made from scraps of yarn. Let’s face it: we all have the odd ball (or 10) hanging around, right? Th…

Scrappy Corner-to-Corner Crochet Blanket

Wat wintert het toch echt dit jaar. Buiten weer een klein laagje wit poeder, en met de wind is het guur en steenkoud. Ik ga de deur niet uit zonder handschoenen en een dikke sjaal. Maar voor pubers is dit (uiteraard) een punt van discussie. Vooral op maandagmorgen..... Omdat de noodzaak van handschoenen voor een fietstocht van 6-7 km al vaker een twistpuntje is geweest, legde ik ze subtiel klaar naast de brooddoos. De wenkbrauwen schoten omhoog, de ogen rolden door de oogkassen, een diepe, theatrale zucht: "Móet dat?" Ja dus. Omdat ik het zeg. O, móeders zijn hopeloos..... Een hele deken haken is misschien een beeeeeeetje kort dag voor Valentijnsdag, maar dan misschien voor volgend jaar! Het patroon zag ik weer op Ravelry. Vind je zo'n deken iets te veel van het goede? Dan haak je alleen zo'n hartje! Je kunt het gratis patroon hier vinden. Ook in het engels, maar met veel foto's zodat je het zonder tekst ook wel begrijpt! Twee op elkaar en een paar leuke knoopjes en je hebt een leuke sleutel- of tashanger!

Looking to refresh your yarn stash? Daisy Farm Crafts has created the perfect color palette with Bernat Forever Fleece Yarn. Sink into this beautifully soft and brushed textured yarn in 4 beautiful shades that are perfect for your next projects! Please note that you may need to purchase additional yarn if you wish to make one of the patterns shown above. Please refer to the pattern for quantities. The Super Bulky weight means that projects made with Bernat Forever Fleece do not take too long to make as they stitch up fast! Limited quantity available while supplies last.

The Florear Banket is an abundance of flowers to lay over your baby to keep her warm. This is the softest baby blanket I have made. The yarn is smooth and gives a lovely texture. The design is based on the classic granny-square but with some extra patterning to produce the flowers. The pattern is written in UK crochet terms and includes a US stitch terminology conversion chart. Suggested yarn is The Cotton Wool by www.weareknitters.co.uk which is an aran weight yarn in 100% cotton. Yarn quantity for size given: (74cm x 94cm) 1 x 100g ball in colours mint, mauve, light yellow and salmon pink. 3 x 100g balls in natural. (yardage for this particular yarn is 212m / 232yd per 100g) 5mm crochet hook Gauge: each motif measures 10cm x10cm

Learn to make a scrappy crochet blanket using leftover yarn. Turn scraps into a cozy and colorful blanket.

The modern Chrysanthemum Throw is a free crochet pattern for a throw Scrapghan to use up all those leftover yarn scraps. The #ModMumCAL is found on designs by Diligence #freecrochetpattern #crochet #Ravelry #scrapyarn

The Star Stitch is a fun, textured stitch with just a 2 row repeat. This stitch looks much more complicated than it is! Once you get the hang of the repeat, it's works up surprisingly fast. It’s

Hello Lovelies , here we go at last with my hexagon tutorial, thank you for being so patient:0) Firstly I want to make it clear this is not my own pattern but a free online pattern originally published by Coats and Clark HERE .Click link on this page for PDF. I want to thank the lovely people over at C&C for giving me permission to do this tutorial. I have possibly gone a little overboard with the photos but I wanted this to be as clear as possible for you lovelies. As usual I'm using U.S. terms So lets get started ........ To begin with chain 4.... Slip stitch into first chain to form ring.... Round 1 (this round is made up of 6 cluster stitches) First cluster is made like this....Chain 3 .... Yarn over hook , insert hook into ring,yarn over and pull up loop (3 loops on hook)..... Yarn over and pull through 2 loops ( 2 loops on hook )..... Yarn over , insert hook into ring, yarn over and pull up a loop ( 4 loops on hook).... Yarn over and pull through 2 loops (3 loops on hook) Yarn over and pull through all 3 loops . First cluster made..... Chain 3..... Begin second and subsequent clusters like this .....Yarn over, insert hook into ring, yarn over,pull up a loop( 3 loops on hook).... Yarn over and pull through 2 loops (2 loops on hook)..... Yarn over and Insert hook into ring for second time, yarn over and pull up loop ( 4 loops on hook )..... Yarn over and pull through 2 loops ( 3 loops on hook )..... Yarn over and Insert hook into ring for a third time, yarn over and pull up a loop ( 5 loops on hook )..... yarn over and pull through 2 loops ( 4 loops on hook )..... Yarn over and pull through all 4 loops . Second cluster made. chain 3.... Make 4 further clusters in the same way as the second cluster,with chain 3 between each (6 clusters made)..... insert hook into top of first cluster and slip stitch to finish off..... Round 2...Attach a new colour into the top of any cluster using a slip stitch..... I've used my scissors to indicate the stitch I'm attaching through...it's sort of to the left hand side of the cluster... Chain 1 and single crochet in same stitch........ Next make 5 double crochet (D.C.) in the next 3 chain space ....... S.C. in top of next cluster....... Repeat around .You will have 6 lots of 5 D.C.(here I've got one lot left to make ) slip stitch to first single crochet and finish off.......... Round 3......Attach new colour into 3rd D.C. of any 5 D.C. group.......... Chain 1 and S.C. in same stitch.......... Skip next 2 stitches and into the top of S.C. from round 2 make an open shell stitch like this .... 3 D.C...... Chain 2...... 3 D.C......... Skip the next 2 stitches of round 2 and S.C. in 3rd D.C......... Continue around, again skipping 2 stitches then making an open shell into the S.C. of round 2..... Once 6 shells have been made slip stitch into first S.C. and finish off...... Round 4....... Attach a new colour into any 2 chain space of open shell ,chain 1 and S.C. in same space..... Chain 1 and make 3 D.C. into next S.C. of round 3......... Chain 2 and make 3 D.C. into same space ( open shell made )........ Chain 1 and then S.C. into next 2 chain space .... Continue around , remembering to chain 1 before and after each open cluster......... Slip stitch into first S.C. of round 4 and finish off..... You have now made a sweet hexagon. Isn't it pretty :0) At this stage you could carry on with round 5 as it is described in the original pattern HERE . I decided to change the final round for my Kaleidoscope blanket and In PART TWO I will show you this round and the method I devised to join these beauties as you go .... I'll leave you with a close up of the posy of Daisies picked for me by my eldest whilst I slaved over this.Bless him :0) I hope this tutorial is clear and I haven't made any mistakes . If you encounter any problems please let me know . Jacquie x

Here she is: Miss Happy Scrappy! From this post : The edge was made with many colors, as well. Just switched colors whenever an...

The Stitch Sampler Scrapghan for Beginners Free Crochet Pattern is here to guide you through your first crochet blanket experience.

The Crossed Cable Stitch is an intermediate level stitch that creates a pretty, cabled look with just a 2 row repeat. This stitch only uses single crochet and double crochet. It’s not too late to join the

Fireworks Surprise by Amy Schwab

This week’s stitch is the Braided Cable Stitch! I just love using the bobble stitch to add some extra pop to a project. I’ve used this stitch in some of my designs like the Double Brim

The Iris Stitch is a pretty, lacy stitch with just a 1 row repeat. This stitch uses just double crochet and chain stitches. It’s not too late to join the Stitch Sampler Scrapghan CAL! You can find

Birds of a Feather Blanket is a textured crochet blanket that is a free pattern here on the blog! Check out the post to see what Green Letter Day and The Yarny Homestead did with the second version of this blanket.

The Lemon Peel Stitch is a beginner stitch and only uses single crochet and double crochet stitches. It creates a thick, textured fabric that's great for sweaters, scarves, and blankets. I've used this pattern for

Hi there! Thank you so much for joining this fun crochet along! We will be making a blanket over the course of 16 weeks that is perfect for using up your scrap yarn! You can

This Trinity Stitch is created with just a 1 row repeat. This beautifully textured stitch uses a variation of a basic single crochet. It’s not too late to join the Stitch Sampler Scrapghan CAL! You can find