This is a beautiful and colorful crochet scrap afghan — a.k.a scrapghan — and it’s a great way to tackle your yarn stash! And it’s a free pattern, too! This is an original from crochet designer Cheryl of Crochet 365 Knit Too. She has crafted the most delightful project for using up leftover yarn, and I couldn’t resist passing it along to you.

This is the Bespoke Bliss Blanket. It lives up to its name as it is a vibrant, joyful afghan pattern that’s not only eye-catching but also a breeze to crochet. There’s something so heartwarming about scrap afghans, or Scrapghans, as we sometimes call them these days. They’re not just cozy blankets; they’re a collection of memories from all your past projects and they all come together in a kaleidoscope of color in this blanket.

Not only does this afghan look amazing with its mix of colors, but the pattern itself is wonderfully simple. Even beginners can dive right in and create something truly special. Trust me, once you start working this up, you’ll find yourself hooked (pun intended)!

Click here to get the FREE Pattern at Crochet 365 Knit Too!

So, what makes this blanket so special? It uses a stitch that is very easy, and yet it creates a gorgeous texture that really highlights the colors of your yarn scraps. It’s just a 2-row repeat. The first row uses single crochet stitches and chains to create little spaces. Then, in the second row, you’ll fill in those spaces with double crochet stitches. The beauty of this is that it creates the appearance of little clusters or blocks of stitches, with single crochet stitches nestled between groups of three double crochets.

With the simple 2-row repeat, this project is perfect for unwinding after a long day or while binge-watching your favorite show or listening to your favorite podcast or audiobook. Before you know it, you’ll have a full-size afghan that’s bursting with color and texture.

If you’re like me, you probably have an ever-growing yarn stash. The Bespoke Bliss Blanket is the perfect pattern for stash busting, as there’s no pressure to stick to any particular color scheme and you can mix and match as you choose!

And for even more free patterns for crochet afghans and blankets, be sure to check out the links below of some of the other patterns we’ve featured here at Crochet Maze!

As always, happy crocheting!

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