Halloween Rustic Pumpkins
Tough Scrubber Pumpkins
These tough scrubber pumpkins are great for dishes, baths, coasters, even appliques. Easy enough for beginners with basic crochet skills. A great texture that is fun to create. Leave the stem off for an everyday cloth too. Can be made with almost any yarn and hook. Materials and Details Yarn: small amounts of orange and green cotton yarn. Crochet Hoosk: H (5mm), I (5.5mm) Miscellaneous: Yarn needle for weaving in ends Measurements: Small - 5.75″ across x 5″ tall; Large - 6.75″ across x 7″ tall
Rustic Farmhouse Nesting Baskets
Amongst today's baskets, these rustic ones are a timeless classic. Moreover, their nesting sizes make them perfect to store in a confined space when not in use.
Rustic Mug Rugs
This is a two pattern set: Buffalo Plaid and Bear Skin Rug. There are also instructions to turn the Buffalo Plaid square into the solid green version. I love all things rustic in the winter and for Christmas decor, so I couldn't resist making this Rustic Mug Rug set. The pattern also includes instructions for adding a grip liner to the bottom, so they aren't slippery and will stay put on your tables without making them lumpy and unstable.
Pumpkin Spice Doily Potholder
With Halloween just around the corner, what would be better than Pumpkin Doily Patterns to add a fabulous addition to your Halloween decoration. These Halloween Doilies are perfect for any Halloween lover and are great for your home decor. Today am sharing the pattern for a quite easy and fun Halloween Project, Pumpkin Spice Doily Potholder. The pattern is fairly simple and quick to make with easy crochet stitches. The Orange and Green color would make perfect Halloween and Autumn fall decoration theme. Materials Used:- 4 Ply Cotton Knitting Yarn 4mm Crochet Hook Size:- 8 Inches
Rustic Tweed Basket Crochet Pattern
This basket is a great way to add a touch of sophisticated elegance to your homes! Optional wiring in the edging and an optional cardboard base help to further emphasize the shape and sturdiness.
