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October 12, 2020October 12, 2020

Knit and Crochet Patterns for Warm and Cozy Accessories

There’s no denying it now, we’re definitely into cozy season. So many people I know love fall. I appreciate it, but it is a short season here in Edmonton and I prefer the heat and the laziness of summer days. I can definitely appreciate some warm and cozy accessories to warm up with. Who doesn’t love to be bundled up and cozy against the chilly fall or winter wind? I’ve found a bunch of great knit and crochet patterns for you to make to keep yourself and your loved ones warm as the cold weather approaches. Most of these are smaller items, requiring just one skein of yarn and work up quickly, so they make perfect gifts for relatives or friends who would love to have a beautiful handmade gift from you! Check out these cozy patterns!

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The Pinewoods Cowl from Wild Sapling is a gorgeous textured neck warmer that uses worsted or light worsted weight yarn to show the stunning stitch definition. While it looks complex, the pattern is made up of simple stitches, so if you are an advanced beginner/intermediate crocheter, this cowl will be perfect for you! This one-size neck warmer also comes with instructions for customizing the size according to your preferences. You’ll want to make a bunch of these in different colours. Buy the pattern here.

For a little bit of Scandinavian whimsy, try out this Crochet Pixie Hat Pattern from ilze Boutique. Perfect to wear around the holidays, this adorably gnome shaped hat with a cute little pointy end is such a fun hat to make and wear. Your little elf is going to love it! Get the pattern here.

This is probably not the first time you’ve seen this Easy Pocket Shawl Crochet Pattern from Knot Yourself Out. I’m in a few crochet groups on Facebook, and let me tell you, this pattern is making the rounds! People love their pocket shawls! Even my mom sent it to me! I mean, when your pants get denied proper pockets, at least we can make a scarf/shawl that makes up for it! Keep yourself warm in your chilly office and have a toasty spot to warm your hands with this cozy pocket shawl. Pick up this pattern here.

If you need even more warmth, check out the E-motion Poncho Knitting Pattern from Vi Talina Craft. This pattern includes sizes from 2-3 years all the way up to adult XXL, so you can make one for the whole family! Or adorable mommy & me ponchos! Such a fun gift for a special mom & kid in your life! I love the different textures on this poncho. I think I should find some fun hand-dyed yarn and make myself one this winter! This pattern is easy to follow and is perfect for the advanced beginner. Let this be your first garment project! The easy fit makes it a perfect first garment for a beginner knitter wanting to expand their skills. Get the pattern here.

If you’re liking the hood, but not the full-on poncho, try out the Wild Oleander Hooded Scarf Crochet Pattern from Wickedly Handmade. The multi-coloured yarn used in this example is so fun, but it can easily be made in a solid colour, with or without fringe. The pattern includes 4 sizes, from baby to adult, as well as a modification for a shorter cowl version. If you are an intermediate crocheter, you will enjoy making this gorgeous hooded scarf! Buy the pattern here.

If you are a beginner and want something a little simpler, but still just as stylish, check out the Chunky Cowl Crochet Pattern from Just Be Crafty Shop. This gorgeous mustard colour is totally my jam! The cowl is designed to be over-sized, so you can wrap it around your neck two or three times for a luxurious, warm feel! This makes a quick last-minute handmade gift idea for a friend or colleague. Find the pattern here.

This little Zigzag Mommy and Me Cowl Crochet Pattern from Kathy’s Crochet Closet makes another great pattern to make handmade gifts! Using just 1 skein of worsted weight yarn, this cute textured zigzag cowl works up quickly and also has a matching hat pattern that you can make as well! The pattern includes instructions to make this neck warmer in three sizes: adult, child and toddler. Get the cowl pattern here.

A collection of cozy patterns wouldn’t be complete without some hats, amiright? This Amber Beanie Crochet Pattern by The Easy Design is so gorgeous with its striking textured argyle pattern. This easy pattern comes with detailed instructions to make this beautiful hat in toddler, child, teen and adult sizes, so you can make one for the whole family! I love the stitch pattern included here that really closes up the holes that are typically created by crochet, making this a warm and cozy toque for winter! And you can’t forget to top it off with a gorgeous, fluffy faux fur pompom. These are my favourites. Buy this pattern here.

If you have your own messy bun of a pompom, then The Honey Bun Hat Crochet Pattern from Wildwood Designs ME is for YOU. You’ll love keeping your ears warm and keeping your hair up and out of your way this winter by making one of these cozy and hats with room for your top knot. This is another easy pattern to check out so get this pattern here.

The Everest Crochet Beanie Pattern from ruby webbs is a lovely textured crocheted hat pattern that works up fast with super bulky size 6 yarn. The pattern includes 3 sizes as well as 4 short video clips to help with the more complicated steps. If you like that fun, crinkled pompom, you can pick up one here. Get this cute pattern here.

I haven’t forgotten the knitters! This Classic Slouchy Beanie Knitting Pattern from Green Mountain Crochet is super quick and easy to knit up as well. It’s the perfect pattern to highlight a gorgeous colourway of yarn and top it off with a fantastic faux fur pompom. Pick up this pattern here.

For a little bit of whimsy on your little one (or your own head), make this Owl Ways Hat Knitting Pattern from Katy Tricot. This cozy and practical hat, adorned with this sweet little owl and fun tassels will keep your precious one warm and make strangers smile. It’s a quick and easy project made with bulky yarn and is perfect for the advanced beginner knitter. Find this adorable pattern here.

I love how the Sidewinder Beanie Knitting Pattern from Aspen Leaf Knits does such a great job of highlighting this beautiful super bulky yarn. This unique pattern includes options to make this stunning hat with either super bulky yarn (weight 6) or bulky yarn (weight 5). So grab one of those gorgeous skeins of yarn you’ve been saving and this beautiful pattern here and get knitting!

Finally, if you’re looking for a simple, but subtly gorgeous winter hat, the Charleswood Beanie Knitting Pattern from Knits N Knots Wpg is just the thing. This double-brim beanie pattern is easy to follow and makes a warm and cozy hat for anyone. This pattern uses worsted weight yarn, so it’s perfect to use up some of your stash. Find this easy pattern here.

I hope you feel inspired and prepared to create some warm and cozy accessories this fall to make as gifts or to keep your own self warm. Grab one of these patterns today or pin it for later!

14 Gorgeous warm and cozy knit and crochet accessory patterns to make as gifts or to keep yourself toasty warm this winter! #crochetpatterns #knittingpatterns #patterns #knitting #crochet #patternroundup #craftevangelist

November 16, 2019September 23, 2022

Warm Winter Weather Wear

Well, the winter weather has arrived, at least where I live. It’s not too bad just yet, so don’t mistake my announcement for complaining. But it is definitely time to break out the knit and crochet accessories to keep ears, necks, heads and hands warm this season. If you’re looking for a pattern to make for a gift to give this season or to keep yourself warm this winter, I’ve got a great collection of fashionable knit and crochet accessory patterns for you!

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First off, these twisted ear warmers are all the rage this year. Great for keeping your ears warm while not messing up your top knot or ponytail. The River Ear Warmer twisted headband crochet pattern is a great and simple crochet pattern that a beginner could handle. The beauty of these little projects is that they only take a couple of hours and a partial skein of yarn. They make great stash-busting projects!

The Woven Headwarmer crochet pattern has a little more texture and has that lovely bowtie twist to finish it off! Super cute and what a fun pattern to highlight a soft and luscious yarn. If you only have one skein of beautiful and expensive yarn, this is your project. You can make up a few of these with that one gorgeous skein and have gifts for your closest friends!

Buffalo plaid is still super cute and trendy and it’s so super fun to see three colours of yarn come together to form this fun pattern. Don’t you love the large wooden button on this Buffalo Plaid Crochet Cowl Pattern? I love fun finishing touches like that. It makes a piece look so much more professional!

Here’s another gorgeous cowl to try out: the Triangle Scarf Crochet Pattern is a textured granny-stitch style cowl that would be a great welcome back to crochet project for those whose grannies taught them the simple granny square and that’s all they really remember. This would also be a great pattern to highlight some special yarn you’ve been saving.

Check out the fringe on this June Berry Cowl crochet pattern… with buttons as well! I love the gorgeous texture on this cowl pattern and fringe is so on-trend right now. It’s a great time to get working on this beautiful scarf, for you or for a friend!

If you’ve always wanted to try cables, the Cascades Big Knit Scarf Pattern is a great first cable project. With bulky yarn and just one big braid cable through the scarf, it’s a great project to practice and learn. Just a tip: if you’re just learning, using a light coloured yarn will help you to more easily see your work and make it easier to fix any mistakes.

If you have a little more experience knitting, you might like to try knitting yourself this Chunky Mittens Knitting Pattern to keep your fingers warm this winter. These chunky mittens look so warm and cozy! My fingerless mittens just aren’t cutting it anymore; I’m going to need to get me some tips!

Ooooh! Or here’s another cute mittens pattern! The Bit of Honey Mittens Knitting Pattern has a sweet honeycomb textured stitch pattern that is subtle and gorgeous! This is a great project to spend a little more time and care with, but has a great finished result!

Update: It looks like this pattern is sold out right now, but the Honey Mitts Knitting Pattern is another pattern that is very close!

Don’t worry: I haven’t left the crocheters’ hands out in the cold. The Cadence Mittens crochet mitten pattern is a lovely textured crochet mitten pattern with a cable-like textured stitch to practice something new for crocheters looking for a little more of a challenge.

Now, THIS is a fun hat pattern! I love seeing the animal print that is making its way into knitwear! Check out this super fun Animal Attraction Leopard Print Pompom Hat knitting pattern! What a fun winter accessory!

And back to plaid. This one is a knitting pattern, though, and only made with 2 colours of yarn. The Super Bulky Buffalo Plaid Hat knitting pattern is a quick knit made with super bulky yarn; don’t you just love it with a big faux fur pom on top?

And while not exactly a wearable accessory, this Textured Christmas Crochet Stocking Pattern is a great project to get working on this time of year. It would make a lovely gift for a friend or loved one! Don’t you just love the beautiful bobble stripes? I love the natural coloured yarn used here, but I think any solid colour would look delightful in this pattern!

So there’s this week’s collection of fabulous patterns to knit and crochet. Making them and wearing them will keep you warm all season! Pick up a pattern today and find some yummy yarns to make one of these patterns. Or pin it for later!

Knit or crochet one of these 12 warm winter wear accessories this winter. Gorgeous textures and fun patterns to make beautiful cowls, hats, ear warmers and mittens for your friends and family this winter! #knitpattern #crochetpattern #accessories #knitwear #crochetwear #cozy #craftevangelist

February 9, 2019February 14, 2019

Patterns to Warm Up With

Are you experiencing a polar vortex where you are? It’s still very cold here. I mean, it’s Canada. It’s the middle of winter, but still. I’m done with this weather. But it, apparently, is not done with us. Fortunately, I have a degree in yarn crafts, with an internet minor. So, we can solve this. Even if I had a degree in meteorology, I wouldn’t be able to change the weather, but with my fictitious degree in yarn crafts, I can change how I (and others) experience it. #takethatscience

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First off, I’d like to introduce you to The Frost Beanie, designed by my friend Alicia from Lee & Evelyn (you’re my friend now, Alicia). I test-knit this little beauty of a beginner toque (Canadian for winter hat/beanie) for Alicia and it’s a lovely pattern, with great instructions for a seamless colour-change and it has been just re-released in sizes newborn to adult male! So, if you already purchased this adorable hat, you’ll get an update sent to you. If not, now you can get sizes for everyone! It knits up very quickly in a super bulky size yarn. I knitted up a couple of the kid sizes in a day!

The Frost Beanie in all sizes! Knit by @craftevangelist

I knit these beauties up in The Wool by We Are Knitters, but I would recommend experimenting with the more fitted versions she suggests. The thickness of the The Wool just doesn’t have the drape that other yarns do, but it’s sooo lovely and soft and the colours are to die for!

As it turns out, there are other results on Etsy when you search “Frost Beanie” including this sweet crochet pattern by Jennifer White Designs. These textured crochet patterns (especially with buttons) are so adorable and trendy. Pick one up and get crocheting: they’re so cute!

Of course, if it’s cold outside, you’re going to need something to keep your fingers warm and these Frost Lined Mittens are just the thing. The outer mitten is worked first, then stitches are picked up around the inside of the cuff and the lining is worked in the opposite direction. Once completed, the lining is tucked into the outer mitten. Looks like the perfect pattern to keep warm this polar vortex season.

Sometimes it’s a bit frosty in my office. They’ve tried to tell me it’s not air conditioning, but it’s cold air blowing out of the same vent that the air conditioning comes out of, so… it doesn’t much matter to me. It’s minus bajillion outside and there’s cold air blowing out of a vent in my office #I’llcallitwhateverIwantthanks. But perhaps, a pair of these Frost Fighters might help?

Back to hat patterns, though. I’m sure we all know that you lose most of your heat from your head, so hats are important. Check out this beautiful textured Winter Frost Chunky Beanie crochet pattern which is a gorgeous way to stay warm this polar vortex.

You probably underestimate how warm a scarf can keep you. But warm up your neck with this Frost infinity cowl and see how toasty you will be! You can drape it over your head to keep your head warm, too and keep the wind from your neck! With this beautiful textured knit pattern, it would make a lovely gift for a loved one, too!

Stay warm friends. Get making and keep yourself and your loved ones warm this polar vortex. If it’s above freezing where you are, just keep it to yourselves. The rest of us don’t need that in our lives. What can we do about it besides knit and never leave the warmth of our electric blankets?

Warm up with these frosty weather knit and crochet patterns. Perfect patterns to make to keep you and your loved ones warm during the polar vortex! #knit #crochet #patterns #knitting #knittingpatterns #crochetpatterns #winterhats #knitbeanie #knittoque #crochettoque #crochetbeanie #crochethat #knithat #knitmitts #crochetmitts #polarvortex #yarn #crafts #craftevangelist

Adorable beginner knitting pattern using super bulky yarn to quickly knit up this two-toned adorable beanie. Now available in sizes newborn to adult male! So cute! Perfect mommy & me (or daddy & me hats!) #knitting #pattern #knittingpattern #knitbeanie #beaniepattern #toquepattern #knittoque #knithat #allsizes #beanie #yarn #crafts #craftevangelist

Slouchy textured crochet hat pattern with buttons! How cute is this chunky beanie?! #crochet #pattern #crochetpattern #crochethat #crochetbeanie #crochettoque #beaniepattern #hatpattern #toquepattern #yarn #crafts #craftevangelist

Check out the beautiful colourwork on these gorgeous lined frost mittens with snowflake design! Lined for extra warmth! #knitting #pattern #knittingpattern #knitmitts #mittenspattern #knitmittspattern #linedmittens #warmth #colourwork #knitcolourwork #yarn #crafts #craftevangelist

Sweet and simple cable-knit hand warmers and ear warmers knitting pattern. Perfect to keep that chill off in the office or in the fall! Love the gorgeous classic look of this set! #knitting #pattern #knittingpattern #fingerlessgloves #fingerlessmittens #earwarmer #headband #yarn #crafts #warmth #craftevangelist

Adorable textured crochet pattern for this chunky "Winter Frost" Beanie! I love this adorable pattern! It looks so warm and toasty! #crochet #pattern #crochetpattern #hatpattern #crochethat #crochethatpattern #crochetbeanie #crochettoque #beaniepattern #toquepattern #yarn #crafts #craftevangelist

Lovely classic and simple design on this beautiful knitted infinity cowl knitting pattern! I love the drape of this garment. Looks so cozy! #knitting #pattern #cowl #scarf #knittingpattern #knitcowl #knitscarf #yarn #crafts #craftevangelist

October 22, 2018October 23, 2018

Knit Scamander Scarf

It’s my first pattern! I finally did it! I created my own pattern! Now don’t get me wrong, I’ve made many things without a pattern and have modified others’ patterns to suit my yarn or my tastes, but this is the first time that I’ve written it all down and have prepared something that someone else might actually be able to make. So, here it is! It’s free for you! If you would like a printable PDF version of this pattern, it is available in my Etsy shop for a small fee.

Free knitting pattern for this Newt Scamander Scarf from Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them! Perfect handmade gift idea for the Harry Potter fan! #craftevangelist #freepattern #knitting #knitpattern #pattern #scarf #potterhead #harrypotter #newtscamander #fantasticbeasts #yarn #crafts

This scarf is based on the scarf worn by Newt Scamander in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. I created this pattern for my son who is going as Newt Scamander for Halloween this year. Halloween is such a great time to get crafty!

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The Knit Scamander Scarf is knit in a rib pattern with a bulky yarn so it knits up quickly and lays flat. I used Loops & Threads Charisma. This is a bulky yarn (5) if you need to find a suitable replacement.

Materials

Main Colour: 2 (100 g) balls Loops & Threads Charisma in Charcoal (you will only need about 40 g of the second ball).
Contrasting Colour: 1 (100 g) ball Loops & Threads Charisma Heather in Gold (Bulky)

Tools

9 mm (US 13) knitting needles (I used the 9mm size from my KnitPicks Interchangeable Circular Needles Set)
Scissors
Yarn needle
8 mm crochet hook

Abbreviations

MC: Main Colour
CC: Contrasting Colour
K: Knit
P: Purl
K2togR: Knit 2 stitches on right needle together

Pattern

Cast on 22 stitches in Charcoal (MC)
Row 1: K1 P1 across (22 stitches). Turn.
Row 2: Slip first stitch purlwise, P1, *K1 P1 across (22 stitches). Turn.
Row 3-14: Repeat Row 2. Turn.
Row 15: Switch to Gold (CC), leaving the tail of both colours to be woven in later. Repeat Row 2. Cut MC from ball of yarn, leaving a tail to weave in later. Tie joining ends together with a half knot.
NOTE: When changing colours, continue to slip the first stitch of the row, which will be in the colour of the previous stripe. Once you the ends are tightened up at the colour-changes, the stripes will look more even and not carry over into the next stripe.
Row 16-22: Repeat Row 2
Row 23-34: Switch to Charcoal, continue in the rib pattern (Repeating Row 2) for 12 rows.
Gold stripes should be 8 rows. Charcoal stripes should be 12 rows. The first and last Charcoal stripes are 14 rows instead of 12.
Continue in this pattern until you have 12 Gold stripes.
Final Charcoal stripe: continue in pattern for 13 rows.
To bind off: Slip first stitch purlwise, P1, K2togR, *K1, K2togR, P1, K2togR. Repeat from * to end. This creates a stretchy bind off very similar to a long tail cast on. Cut end and weave in all tails.

Fringe

Cut 20 strands of CC 12 inches long and 24 strands of MC. Using 2 strands of CC and your crochet hook, fold yarn in half and pull through the centre of the scarf. Distribute 4 other CC tassels evenly along the same edge, two on each side, with space for MC tassels between them. There should be a tassel in the MC on each end, with 5 CC tassels alternating across.

Pro tip: Trim the tassels of a scarf with a rotary cutter for a quick job with a consistent length! #craftevangelist — Pro Tip: Trim the ends of the tassels with a rotary cutter.

Blocking

Blocking is not necessary for this scarf, but I’ve found that the stitches distribute nicely and the rib comes together so it looks more like stockinette (which is how the original scarf appears to be constructed), if you gently pull on the scarf as you go.

I hope you enjoy this pattern! If you would like a PDF printable pattern (it fits all on one page, too!), you can pick that up in my Etsy shop here. If you would share it on Pinterest or your other social channels for me, I would really appreciate it!

October 12, 2018February 12, 2020

Fantastic Fall Foxes

Ok, it’s fall. My feet are freezing. It’s entirely too cold here for fall; it feels more like winter. The leaves just gave up the ghost after the most recent snowfall and cold snap. The chilly weather just makes me want to curl up with some tea and crochet. But I’m going to keep saying that it’s fall and thinking about fall things.

Probably it’s their warm orange colour that makes me feel like foxes are so very fall. So I’ve rounded up a bunch of fox patterns in celebration of “Fall” (no matter how cold it is outside).

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Firstly, I’ve found this sweet little amigurumi doll crochet pattern, “Foxella the Fox Fairy“. Isn’t she lovely? Her curly purple hair and pointy fairy ears are just a couple of details that I love about this gorgeous doll pattern By Sedef. With her removable foxy capelet, she absolutely fits the bill for a fantastic fall fox!

While the doll was dressed up like a fox, if you’re looking for a stuffed animal pattern for a fox, you need to check out this tiny and adorable Fox crochet pattern by Little Owlet Shop. Isn’t he sweet? He’d make the cutest little baby shower gift for a fall baby!

Maybe that Foxella the Fox Fairy made you a little jealous with her fox capelet and you wanted one for yourself. If so, why don’t you make yourself one with this Flint Fox Cowl pattern from The Velvet Acorn? Keep yourself or a loved one cosy and warm this fall and be festive for the Halloween holiday coming up at the same time!

If a whole cowl isn’t your thing, then this hat by The Hat and I will warm you or your little one up without as much fuss (or yarn!). This Forest Friends crochet pattern is a three-in-one pattern with options for a racoon hat, an adorable deer hat AND a fox hat. Perfect!

Of course, if you’re not wearing the cowl, you’ll need to keep your neck warm with this foxy scarf: My Foxy Fraise. This scarf pattern by Sew Silly Lily is definitely cartoony enough to not look like you’re wearing a real fox, fun enough to give as a gift to a fox-loving child, and functional enough to keep you nice and toasty in the chilly weather!

You can make foxy garb to keep your whole body warm! Check out these adorable fox leg warmers/boot cuffs by Lakeside Loops! The pattern includes 5 sizes, from toddler to adult, so you should be all equipped to make these cute fox leg warmers for anyone you like! Also, bonus: racoon boot cuffs!!!

Also from Lakeside Loops, warming you right down to your toes, Bailey Slipper Boots! Ok, this pattern is only available in baby and kid sizes, so we’re going to have to find an adult size pattern for the fox-loving grown ups. But first, let’s talk about another adorable flexible pattern here, as this one also comes with instructions to make them look like pandas, bunnies, and bears. All in one pattern! So many fun options.

Well, you didn’t even have to go searching for yourself; I found you a pattern to make some adult-sized fox slippers from Mamachee. This pattern also comes in quite a few sizes, child size 8 all the way up to a women’s size 12. So, now you can be accessorized head to toe in fox gear! Yay foxes! So fun.

Now, if you can choose, grab a pattern for yourself or delay the decision and pin it for later (hint: if you download the Pinterest Save Button, you’ll get access to a whole bunch more images to save your favorite pattern ideas when you click on the browser button from one of my blog posts!).

Foxes are so fall! Check out these crochet patterns for a whole bunch of fox patterns to make! #crochet #pattern #foxes #yarn #crafts #diy #amigurumi #scarf #slippers #bootcuffs #hat #beanie #toque #fall

What a sweet little fox amigurumi crochet pattern! Makes a perfect handmade gift idea! #crochet #pattern #amigurumi #stuffies #toys #handmade #fox #fall

Cute little Foxella the Fox Fairy pdf crochet pattern for this amigurumi doll with fox sweater! What a great toy pattern to make as a handmade gift for a little girl! Gorgeous! #crafts #crochet #yarn #pattern #amigurumi #foxes #crochetpattern #fairy #handmade #diy #craftevangelist

What an adorable cowl pattern with a fox theme! Love this cozy looking hat and scarf crochet pattern combination! Looks like a great gift for a gorgeous little girl! #crochet #pattern #handmade #gifts #diy #crafts #yarn #craftevangelist #velvetacorn

Bailey Slipper Boots in toddler and child sizes. Simple to crochet adorable little booties that any child would love to wear! I love the fox ones! #crochet #pattern #slippers #booties #crafts #yarn #crochetpattern #diy #craftevangelist

Such a sweet trio of hats! The Forest Friends hat pattern with options to make a racoon hat, a deer beanie or a fox toque! Super cute crochet pattern in sizes baby, toddler, child & adult #crochet #pattern #fox #yarn #diy #crafts #pdf #download #thehatandi #crochetpattern #diy #craftevangelist

These sweet little leg warmers double as boot cuffs and have adorable little fox faces or a raccoon face! #crochet #pattern #legwarmers #bootcuffs #yarn #crafts #foxes #raccoons #diy #craftevangelist

Fun fox scarf to snuggle around your neck: My Foxy Fraise! Great crochet pattern to make for a fox loving friend! #crochet #pattern #pdf #diy #crafts #yarn #scarf #craftevangelist

Crochet pattern for fox slippers in sizes child to adult! Love these adorable slippers! Perfect for fall! #crochet #pattern #yarn #diy #crafts #handmade #slippers #foxes #socks #craftevangelist

March 27, 2018August 21, 2018

Today’s Crafty Finds

More crafty good news, friends! So many wonderful patterns to make your own handmade lovelies! Here are today’s top picks:

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I love the cable-knit look of this crocheted scarf pattern… and the adorable pompoms make it so unique! What a cozy looking cowl crochet pattern! You can buy the pattern here.

“Free” pattern for this adorable braided knitting pattern neck warmer scarf! So cute! So I guess Etsy doesn’t really let sellers list free items, but at 25 cents it’s practically free! You can get it here.

Bunny slippers! What an adorable crochet pattern for cute bunny slippers! I love the little bows by the ears! Fun Easter gift idea! Get the pattern here.

I LOVE OWLS!!! So adorable! What a cute crocheted purse pattern! I can’t wait to make this! Wouldn’t this make a fantastic gift for the girly girl in your life, who loves little purses? My daughter is maybe a little too cool for this little purse, but she loves herself some little purses! You can get the pattern here.

There’s always more crafty good news, friends! Come back later for some more!