Waste Reducing and Scrap-Busting Projects

If you’ve got a basket (or two) of leftover yarn from past projects, you’re not alone—and you’re in luck! This blog post is packed with free knitting and crochet patterns that are perfect for using up those colorful scraps while also making something useful. From handy kitchen cloths and bath scrubbies to reusable bags and eco-friendly swaps, these small projects are a great way to reduce waste and add a handmade touch to your daily routine.

	Exfoliating Fish Glove “Luca” This exfoliating glove will add fun and color to your bathroom and makes a great gift for adults and children alike. Click for Pattern
	Color Block Market Bag Ditch the disposable shopping bags and create one with your own style. Click for Pattern
	Boho Bag Saver Keep your plastic bags close at hand for reuse in this stylish holder.  Click for Pattern
	Gramma's Dishcloth Grandmas always get it right. These quick dishcloths are great for using up leftover yarn while reducing waste. Click for Pattern
	Solid Scrappy Granny Pillow I can't get over how gorgeous these are! Tiny granny squares are great for on-the-go crocheting. Click for Pattern
	LOSY Hat LOSY stands for "Left Over Sock Yarn" - this hat is a fantastic small project! Click for Pattern
	Simply Scrappy Cowl For all the leftover yarn you have laying around (or maybe even some reclaimed yarn)! Click for Pattern
	Dog Sweater (Easy Knit Striped Coat) A great stash-busting pattern for your best friend! Multiple sizes available. Click for Pattern
	Linen Stitch Scrap Rug Five strands held together make this rug thick and squishy. A serious stash buster! Click for Pattern