Sunday, November 30, 2014

Stashbusting Sunday: Granny Baskets and Candle Jars

On Thursday, I came across a guest post on This Little Street for mini-granny square crochet baskets and knew I wanted to make one right away.  I usually stick with 30 minute projects and this is definitely not that, but it still works up fairly quickly.  
 Basket number one filled with cotton yarn was made on Friday.
And basket number two was finished yesterday.

 For a change of pace, I then used some of the thin cotton yarn to crochet covers for Yankee Candle jars.  
 A great little recycling projects.
Next up, a gift bag.  Always something on the hook.
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Visit Linda for more stashbusting projects.
Best wishes,

40 comments:

  1. I love your little granny baskets! And the candle cozies, too. It looks like you're in the spirit of things!

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  2. Those are a couple of really cute baskets. I can I,aging many uses for them. I've also done some candle cozies and enjoy the cheeriness they add. I hope you have a lovely week.
    Blessings,
    Betsy

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  3. These look like great little baskets for gift giving. Your candle covers look very festive too. Have a great week Tammy, Wendy x

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  4. Cute basket and just perfect for holding more yarn! :-)

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  5. Love those little granny square baskets. I could do that!

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  6. Especially like your color choice for this project, Tammy. Diane

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  7. Oh Tammy you are reminding me of the wonderful Granny squares crocheted and then stitched together into baskets by my Grandmother. Yours are so pretty. Timeless Crocheting Bliss...

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  8. Love the baskets and candle covers, Tammy :-) Happy stitching!

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  9. Love them all!!!!!!
    xxxxxx Ale
    happy week!!

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  10. So clever and pretty and inspiring, Tammy! Thanks for posting! xx

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  11. Those are cute little baskets that look like they could work in 30 min lots of time.
    Nice covers for your candle jars.

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  12. The baskets are fantastic and could be used for so many things!!
    Thanks for sharing the link :)

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  13. I love those little baskets what a great idea and so cute too, I can see myself making some of those, your candle jars look so pretty Tammy, have a great week. :) xx

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  14. Dearest Tammy,
    You are such a busy bee and you manage to create great little gifts.
    Sending you hugs and blessings.
    Mariette

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  15. Cute baskets! Love the cream/red combination.
    Deb

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  16. Oh, those look addictive! Everyone needs more crocheted baskets in their lives. :)

    Happy December Tammy!

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  17. Oh how clever and cute! I love how you recycle the jars with little cozies. :) Happy December! Kit

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  18. I am visiting from Linda's December link party. I love your baskets and the candle cover is adorable!

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  19. Such a sweet little project! I think the baskets are adorable.

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  20. Your crocheted baskets are delightful -- so many uses -- barbarra

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  21. What a lovely idea for the baskets/bags. A great use for your empty candle jars too! You are very creative indeed. xx

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  22. Adorable, Tammy. Right now I have a Yankee spruce and balsam candle burning in the hallway! Soooo pretty.

    Love your creations. You never cease to amaze me.

    Thanks for your sweet visits and comments, too. Susan

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  23. Tammy I love the little baskets-too sweet-would be fun to put gifts into too.

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  24. I've never seen a crocheted basket. Very cute. The jar covers are a clever idea to.I can think of all kinds of things to put in the baskets for gift giving too.

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  25. So cute and useful too! Love the candle jar covers!

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  26. Sweet! And sweet you to gift them to some lucky person :)

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  27. I saw those granny baskets on another site, they look so fun.
    Hugs to you Tammy,
    Meredith

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  28. I love the way you blend functional with decorative :)

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  29. Those little granny baskets are darling. You have so much talent. This post is so colorful.

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  30. Love your pretty baskets and candle jar covers, Tammy!
    Enjoy your crafting and countdown to Christmas!
    Helen xox

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  31. Darling little granny-square baskets! And the candle cozies are a great idea. Many blessings to you and yours, Bess

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  32. Hi Tammy,

    Love the pretty baskets and how busy you have been.
    Wishing you a lovely weekend

    Hugs
    Carolyn

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  33. Very cute baskets my dear Tammie and the candle cover ... Oh so lovely! Hope you are having a fabulous Christmas season.

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  34. Great unique crocheted baskets -- barbara

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  35. Love the baskets! Can't believe you can whip those up so quickly.

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  36. Those baskets are so cute and creative! I love granny squares, they always remind me of my grandma. Guess that's where they got their name!

    Congrats on your upcoming retirement! That is wonderful news. I bet you are counting down the days! Hope you have a wonderful Christmas holiday :)

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  37. Oh Tammy, these are the most charming bottles! You did a wonderful job! So cozy and festive.
    Hope all is well with you and you're savoring your free time and feel replenished.
    Monica xo

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  38. I love your baskets Tammy, these would be wonderful for gift giving-enjoy the holidays Kathy

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  39. I saw those baskets too they are so cute, I love your candle jar covers they are so pretty, thanks for linking Tammy. :) xx

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  40. terrific little granny square baskets!

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