All were made with 2 strands of worsted weight acrylic yarn held together and a J (6.0 mm) hook. All used my usual stash basket pattern as a base, but were modified in various ways.
Then I made a smaller basket using the basketweave stitch on the sides (switching every 4 rounds) and crab stitch (reverse single crochet) on the top edge.
I still had yarn left, so I made another even smaller basket with basketweave (switching every round) and crab stitch (reverse single crochet) on the top edge.
What a great way to use up extra yarn and they are absolutely beautiful! I’m generally not a huge fan of neutral colours, but the patterns/textures give them a depth that I don’t usually feel when looking at neutrals.
*That was my confusing and long-winded way of saying that I really, really like these!
AIMR
(Linda -In the year 2025, I am happy to be alive! :us:)
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Love the diamond patterned basket!
I notice that you and me (and probably a lot of other people!) have to keep going until we use up the last little bit of yarn we are trying to destash! ha…you got three nice sized baskets, but I bet that last little bit is driving you bonkers…ha.
@AIMR - Not really - all off my little balls of yarn go in one bin for amigurumi or scrappy projects & I have a bunch in there right now, so it has plenty of company!
It is currently in my bin of finished projects.
I have several others that are similar in size & they’re used to hold yarn/fabric/unfinished projects/etc.
These are so nice! And useful, too, not just in stash busting, but in that the baskets can come in handy for so many things—like storing more yarn balls lol
Congratulations! Your craft is fire and is one of this week’s Featured Projects! 
lol