Halloween is around the corner, which means it's time to crochet some fun, fast, and cute accessories! These DIY cat ears are so adorable and easy to make, and they use very little yarn, making them a great stashbuster project! What better way to top off your cat costume? These headbands are great for both kids' and adults' costumes!

This beanie is also worked flat, uses the half double crochet puff stitch, and it can easily be made in a day! It also only uses one ball of yarn perfect for last minute gifting and stash busting.

This pattern is called the Summer Picot Crochet Head Kerchief because it is perfect for the summer! It is lightweight, but it also has a pretty picot border around it. And of course, one can use it in spring and fall, too.

This Harvest Bandana Cowl is a fun, quick, and easy one ball pattern that features the corner to corner stitch and the twisted single crochet. With the great look of a shawl worn 'bandana style' and the ease of a cowl, you can pop this on and go - no matter where the day takes you, or how windy it gets!

How adorable would this newborn witch hat be as a photo prop or even as part of a little costume? You could easily modify this for a baby boy by adding stars and making this a wizard hat.

This boho/romantic style crochet headscarf has been designed for fingering weight cotton. The headscarf has built in ties and works with long or short hair - such a pretty addition to any outfit!

I'm calling these Really Good Cat Ears because that is exactly what they are! The possibilities are truly endless with options! They are wired inside for max posability, and instructions are given for multiple styles: furry, frilly, plain, embellished, hooped, and shaded!

Crochet bandanas are so trendy at the moment! This vintage take on the crochet bandana is perfect for the advanced beginner looking to practice (or learn) C2C pattern. This works up quickly and easily, making it a nice meditative project.

This is a stylish project that will work well with virtually any yarn. You can crochet your project as a small triangle and use it as a head kerchief, or you can make a medium triangle for a bandana/shawlette or make a large triangle for a beautiful shawl.