It’s my favorite time of the year! The weather is cool, the nights are long, and football is on TV! If you’re a football fan too, then this coozie is a must-have for your next game day party. These also make a great “game day” gift for your neighbor that always invites you to Sunday football parties! You can knit little mosaic footballs that wrap around your 12oz soda can so that you keep the coldness of your drink off your hands (which keeps your knitting fingers stay nice and warm)…

Hi all, my name is Duana, from Duana Studio (@duana_m_chandler on IG)! I am excited to share a DIY braided scarf using 4 different fabrics. As the weather cools off, I love making scarfs. Decided to do a stylish braided one for my daughter with her FAVORITE colors. 🙂 This can also be made with chunky yarn, but to put to use some of the fabrics I have in my stash, I decided to use fabric for this specific project! It’s a great way to get utilize a few long…

Welcome back everybody, it’s Rumer (@rumer_has_it on IG)! Now that Halloween has come and gone, there’s been a boost in the online decor debate, with some in favor of jumping straight to Christmas and others saying that you can’t forget about Thanksgiving….Well, for those of you who want to highlight the autumnal holiday in between Halloween and Christmas, here’s a DIY project you NEED to try: a pie garland! So let’s get crafting 🙂 MATERIALS: Clover Chacopen (Blue) with Eraser (Water Soluble Pen) various shades of brown, cream, and orange…

Hello! It’s Jennifer Ryan, the designer and blogger behind Celtic Knot Crochet. I love to crochet cute and quick projects that can be given away as gifts. This Kindness Leaf is just that and more! In addition to being a fun fall decoration, this leaf can be given in honor of World Kindness Day (November 13th!!!), or you can choose to attach a sweet message and leave it somewhere in your community for a passerby to find. It is sure to brighten someone’s day and make them smile! To create…

Hey everybody, I’m Julie from @handsofzeal on IG! As the crisp autumn air begins to settle in, there’s nothing quite like the embrace of a warm, handmade scarf to keep the chill at bay. Introducing my latest crochet creation: the Cozy Color Block Scarf with its delightful bobble edging. This scarf is a testament to comfort and style, providing both warmth and a touch of style to any outfit! So grab your crochet hook, gather your favorite yarn hues, and let’s embark on this cozy crafting journey together!   MATERIALS:…

Hi everyone, Shannon and Jason here (@embracethecreativechaos on IG)! If you have been along for our creative journey or have any of our books, you already know we have a thing for tote bags. Okay… Shannon has a thing for tote bags. Scrappy Wonky, sashiko, kogin-zashi, quilted, hand stitched, leftover fabric from a project, rescued and reworked ties and jeans are all called into action to create more totes. Thank goodness she can’t make shoes (maybe in due time).When we were asked to create a project using the Clover Slash…

Happy November everybody! My name is Molly, from @louloopsco on IG! Now that we’ve had our spooky season, we can move to the next best holiday: Thanksgiving (because of the food, DUH)! Continuing on with our crochet food series, I decided we NEEDED to add a turkey leg into the mix 🙂 This is a super simple beginner pattern that works in the round, so let’s get started!   MATERIALS: Clover Amour 9mm Crochet Hook Needle set Patchwork scissors Big Twist plush yarn in “cardamom” and “white” Poly-fil stuffing ABBREVIATIONS:…

Hi all, it’s Rumer from @rumer_has_it on IG! With Halloween soon approaching, I hope you’ve got your costumes ready! If not, never fear! I’ve got a relatively quick DIY costume that you could complete this weekend. Growing up, I wasn’t super into Halloween and rarely dressed up. But now as an adult, I work in a department that is really enthusiastic about dressing up every year and very competitive at the costume contests. So this year, we voted on our costume theme and came up with the idea of “from…

I’m Krista Ann from @explorewithknitsy on IG, and it’s probably fair to say that the fall season is the knitters’ favorite time of the year….The evenings turn cold, the air becomes crisp, the leaves begin to change, and best of all, the warm winter knits come out of the closet! So dust off your larger needles, grab some bulky yarn, bundle up in your coziest pajamas, and bundle up by the fire for an evening in of knitting! This autumn scarf was designed to be a piece that will keep…