Let's face it, the cold weather will be back again. So this is a pattern you'll want to have ready. These Ups and Downs Fingerless Mitts are a pretty cool accessory and are easy to make on your own. You'll need a little more than 100 yards of worsted weight yarn and some cute add-ons, like buttons. The finished size according to this pattern is Women's Average but this is easily adjustable and the directions are with the pattern! Check out this pattern, curtesy of Moogly, and the matching hat on CraftFoxes.com!

I am loving corner to corner crochet right now and I'm especially excited about this c2c scarf pattern. I was at Michaels at few weeks ago and saw this gorgeous yarn (Caron Big Cake self striping yarn in Afternoon Tea). I wasn't sure what I was going to make out of it but I knew I had to buy it. I'm so happy I did! The scarf worked up quickly and the best part is, I only needed one skein of yarn!

This easy crochet mitten pattern creates a beautiful pair of colourful crochet mittens. This pattern is accessible for beginners and includes tips on how to adjust the mittens to get a more custom fit. Make them in stripes, as pictured or as a single colour, they're the perfect pair of mittens for travelling and keeping in your pockets to keep the chill away. Makers should know how to do basic stitches in order to crochet this pattern, however, there are video and photo tutorials for the techniques used to assist you.

I hope my Bunny Legs scarf is the next project to hop on your crochet hook! The amazing softness of the Bernat Pipsqueak yarn makes you feel like you are touching an actual bunny! It's so fun to make and even more fun to wear. The length can be easily adjusted for both children and adults to enjoy! - Size K/10.5/6.50mm crochet hook - Size H/8/5.00mm crochet hook - Bulky weight (5) fuzzy yarn in White (I used Bernat Pipsqueak yarn in Whitey White.) - Worsted weight (4) yarn in Pink - Worsted weight (4) yarn in Grey

Worsted weight yarn and two crochet hooks are called for this crochet pattern. The beautiful butterfly design is just beautiful for a little girl or even an adult.

Get rid of your yarn stash once and for all with this Scrap Happy Scarf. This free crochet scarf pattern can be made using any leftover yarn you have lying around the house. It's a great pattern to wear anytime of the year. The best thing about this free pattern is that once your yarn stash is gone, you finally have a good excuse to buy more yarn!

Stylish with an interesting construction - these crochet fingerless gloves are worked flat and use short rows to form a circle around the thumb. Because of this unusual construction, they are great to show off variegated yarn.

Make these Fingerless Minion Mitts for the Despicable Me fan in your life. This is a fairly easy crochet pattern to work up that uses the magic circle. Crochet fingerless gloves are great for the winter months because your hands will be kept warm while your fingers are free to do other things like sip your coffee, drive your car, or work on that crochet project you just can't put down. Both kids and adults alike will love wearing these minion mitts around town.

The Hooded Fox Cowl is a cute and fun animal ear hoodie that also acts as a scarf to keep your neck warm. The hood can also be customized with different colors, such as grey, if you'd like to make a wolf instead. The pattern is suitable for beginners familiar with basic crochet stitches and has lots of step by step photos. Using super bulky yarn, it works up very quickly! This clothing accessory also makes a perfect gift, or crochet idea for yourself this fall or winter season.