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These Fall Gnomes wear cozy pumpkin hats and long, fluffy beards. Each gnome stands about six inches tall, so they tuck neatly onto a shelf or mantel. The textured beard gives them loads of personality, while the pumpkin hat brings instant autumn charm. Small projects like these also finish fast, which makes them ideal for […]

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Gilbert the Ghost is a friendly little spook with a pointy hat and a cheeky grin. The whole body and head work up as one piece, and the arms get crocheted right onto him, so there is no sewing at all. That makes him a lovely make for beginners who dread the assembly stage. Two […]

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The Aster Granny Square Scarf sets tiny squares on the diagonal for a soft, lacy finish. Beginners can start this project with confidence. Each square comes together in minutes, so you always have a quick win in your hands. Small triangles then fill the gaps, joining every motif into one flowing strip. Because the squares […]

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The Pocket Ghost is a tiny no-sew amigurumi that takes about ten minutes from start to finish. Because nothing needs stitching, you can make a handful in one sitting. Two sizes are provided, roughly two and a half inches and three and a half inches tall, so you can mix little ones with slightly bigger […]

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The Cozy Cottage Pumpkins bring deep, ribbed texture to your autumn shelf without any fussy stitchwork. Their raised ridges come from a simple trick: the wrong side of the fabric becomes the outside. Once stuffed and shaped, each pumpkin gets a cinnamon stick stem and a wrap of jute twine for a rustic farmhouse finish. […]

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