| This is a nice, thick, coaster with a ruffle for a more feminine touch. The center is nice and flat so you can sit your glass on it without worrying about ruining the ruffle effect. It is easy to make, and you can work up a whole set in a flash. Have fun with this pattern, and be sure to make a bunch in different colors! |  |
| Even dolls like to be snug and warm, so why not treat you favorite collectible or playtime buddy to a warm skirt? This pencil skirt is seamless and made to be pulled on. It cinches at the waist with an elastic waistband or drawstring. Be fashionable and crochet this skirt in a variety of colors! |  |
| Is Halloween complete without a creepy, crawly spider? Many of us, myself included, could do without them, and that’s what makes them perfect creepy decorations. Luckily, this spider is jonly crocheted and completely harmless. For extra “ew” factor, suspend it from a thread or add lots of tiny googly eyes. |  |
| There are lots of lip balm holder patterns, but not many sized for large tubes. For those who happen to like moisturizing with a larger-sized lip balm and want a convenient way to carry it, this pattern makes a basic holder that stretches to fit. If adding to a keychain, you can always loop the end through the key ring before you finish off. |  |
| These simple wrist warmers feature three ribs going down the back of the wrist. They’re nice and warm to wear. They are great for covering the area your sleeves don’t cover when it’s too warm to wear gloves. They also allow your fingers to stick out for easy mobility. |  |
| Cowls are fun cool weather accessories, and there’s just something about bulky yarn that makes them even more fun. This pattern combines the openness of tall and crossed stitches with the warmth of bulky yarn for a great little cowl. You will need to know how to do front crossed stitches to make this cowl. |
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| Believe it or not, this wallet is rather simple to make. It uses a stair-step structure to create the pockets. There are only three points where you need to sew, which creates four pockets to keep your cards and money in. Feel free to crochet this little wallet in fun colors! |  |
| The weather is only just starting to get cooler, so you have time to stay two steps ahead of the falling temperatures. This skinny scarf is just open enough to balance out the warmth of your yarn. The tall stitches work up quickly, so you can work on it in the afternoon and drape it around your neck the same evening. |  |
| Here’s a simple bracelet good for newer crocheters. It also gives you a reason to dive into your button collection and finally use those odd leftover buttons that are too nice to just get rid of. The pattern will create a simple openwork texture that will be fun to wear for adults and children. |  |
| This choker style necklace really lives up to its name, but experienced crocheters can easily adjust the size by adding more fans. It can also be lengthened by adding chain–crochet or otherwise. |  |
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