Crochet projects for chunky yarn

Have you ever found yourself with a bunch of leftover yarn and no idea what to do with it? Leftover yarn crochet patterns is the perfect way to use up small amounts of yarn, and there are so many wonderful crochet projects that can be made using those bits of chunky or fine leftover yarn. In this blog post, I'll share some fun and easy crochet patterns that are sure to get you excited about using all your leftover yarn! From blankets and coasters to bags and kitchen crochet accessories…

The ultimate option for fast crochets, super bulky yarn works up at a whopping two stitches per inch! Whether you’re making a last-minute gift or want instant gratification, finishing a project in an afternoon is a delightful reality when you work with these super bulky yarn crochet patterns!

This chunky crochet basket has a such a unique texture, thanks to the diagonal chevron stitch pattern. The basket is crocheted with super bulky (#6 yarn) so it works up very quickly. If this stitch pattern is new to you, then please do check out the video tutorial below!

Explore the world of chunky yarn crochet patterns with our curated list, perfect for both beginners and seasoned crocheters.

I'm obsessed with cotton yarn. I spend half my year with bulky chunky yarn and the other half all cotton! I love designing light, airy, and comfortable garments for Spring and Summer. This one is very beginner friendly. Using only triple crochets throughout and minimal seaming. Now you know why I called it the "Triple Top." I love how triple crochets look and they're a lot of fun to work up. First let's give this beautiful yarn a spotlight. I wish you could squish this yarn right now! Billow…

Free crochet pattern for spooky, creepy, cute Halloween ooze cup cozies. Perfect pattern for beginners and advanced crocheters alike.

Take a look at these free bulky yarn blanket patterns that use Bernat Blanket Yarn to create your next crochet design. Make a baby blanket, chevron blanket or throw blanket with these FREE tutorials.

I love how these hand knit pumpkins turned out, and I’m so excited to share them with you! You do not need any knitting or hand knitting experience at all – this is a perfect project for beginners! Supplies: Chunky yarn – one skein is enough to make 1-2 pumpkins, possibly 3 depending on size Poly-fil… Continue reading How to Hand Knit a Pumpkin

Use this free crochet pattern to make a bunny bonnet will hop off your hook in no time! Check out the FREE extra small (newborn) pattern here. The pattern in 5 sizes is available for purchase. This bonnet is perfect for Spring and Easter and makes a great photo prop.

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