This simple edging adorns a cotton pique guest towel, but you could, just as easily use it for a pillowcase.

Filet pillow, with filet edging as a border.

These little lace edgings are ideal for a pillowcase, one has simple picots, the other is an uncomplicated filet design.

These little motifs make great Christmas decorations, but you could alternatively hang them on cupboard doors or at the window.

This cushion has been designed to use up all the oddments of yarn that aren't long enough to be used in a project in their own right. It can be worked using either 4ply, DK or aran weight yarn from your stash.

Designed using our 100% British wool, the British Sheep Breeds Homeware and Garment collection supports the Campaign for Wool. This stunning Crochet Flower Cushion has been designed exclusively for the web site by Martin Storey.

This table runner is made up of 27 crocheted motifs therefore, can be made longer or shorter to suit your table. Using Siena 4ply this was the members exclusive free pattern for July 2009

Ollie is the ideal project for someone who knows basic crochet and wants to experiment with other techniques. He is made using oddments of Handknit Cotton and can be used as a paperweight or a decoration.

This alternative Christmas Advent calendar can be made from oddments of yarn. Jemma Weston has used Kid Classic but any other yarn from your stash, that is suitable for felting, can be used as a substitute.

Crochet these decorative placemats and coasters, with bead detail from the Little Festive Knits Online Collection. A design by Lisa Richardson, originally using Rowan Shimmer, this yarn can be substituted with Anchor Artiste Metallic thread.