8 Scrappy Crochet Afghan Patterns

Find Fabulous New Crochet Granny Square Afghan Patterns and Other Wonderful Scrap Afghan Patterns to Crochet

How much leftover yarn do you have accumulated? Is it at the point where your yarn stash is taking over your home — or at least taking up more space than you really want it to? Do you need project ideas for using it all up? If so, Scrappy Afghans is a crochet pattern book you’re definitely going to want to take a look at.

What You Need to Know About the Scrappy Crochet Afghans Book:

Scrappy Afghans Crochet Pattern Book Published by Leisure Arts

Author: Multiple crochet pattern designers contributed the patterns in this book — which means that this book delivers a delightful variety of different looks and styles.

Publisher: Leisure Arts

Copyright Date: 2018

ISBN 13: 978-1464767166

ISBN 10: 1464767165

Book Formats:

This book is available in the following formats:

Number of Pages: 32

Skill Level: Easy, easy, EASY! The patterns in this book are all rated as easy crochet patterns. This is a fantastic pattern book for beginners to consider – there’s nothing overly complicated to mess around with here.

The Focus of This Book:

This book’s purpose: Giving you a variety of 8 outstanding afghan patterns that are intended to help you find worthy homes for all the various bits of scrap yarn that can accumulate and take over your home if you aren’t making an effort to use them up. This book will help you to get rid of all that scrap yarn clutter; and the results will be practical projects that are worth either giving to your loved ones as gifts or keeping for yourself and your family to enjoy.

The patterns in this book are all rated as easy patterns, and they’re crocheted using medium weight yarn.

Crochet Projects Included in This Book:

Circles Squared Scrap Crochet Afghan Pattern by Anne Halliday

This is the colorful, mod style blanket pictured on the front cover of the book.

Textured Strips Scrap Crochet Afghan Pattern by Anne Halliday

Textured strips scrap crochet afghan pattern from the book Scrappy Afghans, published by Leisure Arts

Textured strips scrap crochet afghan pattern from the book Scrappy Afghans, published by Leisure Arts

Tumbling Blocks Scrap Crochet Afghan Pattern by Carole G. Wilder

Tumbling blocks scrap crochet afghan pattern from the book Scrappy Afghans, published by Leisure Arts

Tumbling blocks scrap crochet afghan pattern from the book Scrappy Afghans, published by Leisure Arts

Cross Stitch Scrap Crochet Afghan Pattern by Tammy Hildebrand

This pretty striped afghan is crocheted in one piece and finished with fringe. The pattern was apparently given that name because of two different types of crossed stitches that are incorporated into the design — the cross single crochet and the cross double crochet.

Triangle Strips Scrap Crochet Afghan Pattern by Irma Park

Harlequin Scrap Crochet Afghan Pattern by Ruth G. Shepherd

Lap Robe Crochet Afghan Pattern by Nancy Rhodes

Scraps Around Crochet Afghan Pattern by Martha Brooks Stein

The Best Things About This Book

These patterns are colorful, bright, fun and interesting.

There’s lots of variety here; no two afghans are alike, so you aren’t likely to get bored working from this selection.

You get lots of different blanket constructions here — a nice mix of motif patterns, stripes, one-piece afghans and a strip afghan.

These patterns are all totally practical. The finished projects look as though they’ll be warm, comfortable and useful – no duds included!

This book is GREAT if you need to use up yarn scraps — but it’s still useful even if you’re brand new to crochet, and you don’t have any yarn scraps. You can plan out your color combinations if you prefer, rather than being limited to only using the colorways you have as yarn scraps.

Apparently, these patterns were carefully tested, as evidenced by the book’s credits. The book includes credits for a technical editor and 4 different pattern testers.

Other Observations About This Book of Scrappy Crochet Afghan Patterns

International symbol crochet charts ARE NOT included in any of these scrap afghan patterns.

Conclusion

I’m delighted to recommend this book to other crochet enthusiasts. It’s a book I think any crocheter would find useful, but it’s an especially good value for frequent crocheters who have a lot of scrap yarn that needs to be used up. It’s also an outstanding value for beginners who are relatively new to crochet, as the patterns are all easy to achieve good results with. This affordable booklet is a great value for the money you’ll spend on it.

Where to Buy This Book:

Similar Crochet Books and Related Resources

We love this book so much that we’ve included it on our list of best crochet blanket pattern books. You’ll also want to take a look at our list of knit and crochet scrap yarn patterns and our list of the best granny square pattern books, too.

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Posted By: Amy Solovay

This page was last updated on 9-27-2022.