18 Easy DIY Halloween Projects

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Cheryl Y

"Oh how cute is this Precious Pom Pom Owls. I so have to try this one, I make my own pom poms but never thought of making a owl. I like the step by step photos on how to make this cute little guy. This will be a great way to spice up that fall hat or scarf. Fingers crossed that mine will come out as nice looking as the ones pictured. Has any one tried making this? How did they turn out? Thanks for sharing this fee craft."

Mistress of All Evil

"OMG. This looks so good. I also like how easy it is (I'll probably mess it up still, but it looks so easy). I really want to make this in time for Halloween this year!"

Mistress of All Evil

"I printed out the wall art, and I can't wait to frame it and hang it up in my place. It looks simply divine. My only problem is that the bookmark seems to come one per page which is a bit silly. I would have liked it even more if there were multiples on the page but whatever. The colors are on point and it doesn't even look like I just printed it from home, so I consider it an overall win."

Mistress of All Evil

"I know this pillow SAYS it's for children, but I really need this for my place. It would fit right in! Too darn cute."

paver2

"This is another good one for the grandkids. I have some coffee filters left over from when I quit drinking coffee, so I can use them up this way. They're not natural color though, and I wonder if I could dip them in a weak food coloring bath to turn them pale green. I have stick pins so the kids could work with those easily."

Knit Beanies Book Review

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: Martingale

www.martingale-pub.com

Reviewed by Christine Weiher, Editor, AllFreeHolidayCrafts.com

Who says it needs to be winter in order to sport knit hats? When there's a unique hat pattern screaming your name then you can wear it any time of year; own it. In Knit Beanies you'll find beanies that are quick to knit, patterns with plenty of personality and styles that range from classic to contemporary and even whimsical. There are designs for men, women and children.

What makes this book truly unique is that it features patterns from different top designers like Sheryl Thies, Jen Lucas, Shana Galbraith and more, so you will certainly get one of a kind ideas and styles. Projects include colorwork, lace, cables, ribs and more, so you can find the style that fits you just right. Whether you're new to knitting or looking for a stash-buster project then you'll easily find fun stitches and techniques to work on; now is the chance to give your beanies artistic flair and texture.

There really is a different type of hat for everyone out there; whether it's a slouchy beanie, a tight fit hat, an earflap hat or something silly with a pom on the top, they're fast to make and fun to wear. Some of the patterns listed feature basic stitches that are perfect for beginners, while other use more advanced stitches for those who have been knitting for a while.

The kids will love the fun character hats; there's a whale and a cat hat they'll want to wear all year long. With 20 hats to choose from you will find something you enjoy. The Openwork Swirl Hat uses different stitches throughout the whole pattern, the Glacier Hat not only has a fun name, but uses button details, and the Fair Isle Roll hat speaks for itself.

Once you choose which hat you want to dive into, picking the perfect colors is the best part. A solid colored hat usually matches most ensembles, but a variegated hat or complementing colors makes a hat have more personality. Knit Beanies has it all, so add it to your book collection, today.