Almost every knitter has a stash. The stash, for the uninitiated, is comprised of those bits of extra skeins that are too long to just throw away (heaven forbid), but too short to make into a hat, and skeins of hoarded yarn, accumulated over years spent in craft stores. The stash, in short, is a supply of extra yarn for the knitter, carefully consolidated and tended over the years. Most stashes are bursting with bits of leftover skeins of yarn. Amounts of yarn that you could possibly make one sock, or one mitten, but what would be the point in that? The answer to the overflowing stash is, of course, the stashbuster. Knitting stashbusters are specifically designed to use small amounts of yarn, with the underlying purpose of cleaning that extra yarn out of your closet. Stashbusters are also great patterns for beginners to try out, since they are quick projects. 8 Designs for Knitting: Free Patterns for Beginners and Easy Knitting Stashbusters is the go-to guide for all your pattern needs. If the door to your yarn closet is starting to buckle and creak, download this free eBook and get going. These fun patterns will have your stash under control in no time.
One thing every knitter struggles with is the stash. What do you do with it and how do you store it? While the stash may spontaneously appear in your household and grow in mysterious ways, it’s up to you to keep it under control. Most knitters agree that using up your extra yarn is far more preferable to the alternatives of letting it pile up or throwing it away, so we’ve created 8 Designs for Knitting: Free Patterns for Beginners and Easy Knitting Stashbusters just for knitters who are looking for ways to use up that extra yarn.
Stashbusters tend to be fun, quick projects that are bright and colorful. These designs for knitting won’t disappoint; you’ll be using up that scrap yarn as fast as you can knit. Patterns like Winter Flowers (p. 18) are great embellishments on other projects. You can really make that extra yarn work for you by putting the Posy Dishcloth (p. 4) in your kitchen or bathroom. There are a surprising number of things you can make from your scrap yarn, and our eBook is a great place to start.
From bags to knitted flowers these are great projects for any knitter with a bit of yarn to use up. Projects like the Uncertain City Handbag (p. 11) are great patterns for beginners. No matter what your skill level, these free patterns are the perfect way to turn your yarn into a project. You can get these great patterns for free! Just download your copy of 8 Designs for Knitting: Free Patterns for Beginners and Easy Knitting Stashbusters today!
What’s your favorite way to use up extra yarn?
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I haven’t been there yet, but I am thinking a blanket.
Scrapghans are my fave!!!
When I don’t have enough yarn left to make something.I crochet it to make blankets for the spca for the animals.
I like knitting shawls with leftover yarn.
Darning socks