This simple and very easy to make cardigan will make this upcoming colder days truly great! It's a very feminine and super comfy project, that you'll absolutely love! What's more, you can customize it and easily adjust the size.

Aren't these triceratops by Anika Kam just the cutest? You will have so much fun while crocheting it! All of these dinosaurs are approximately 7,5 cm tall, if you're using similar yarn and hook size. However in case of thinner yarn and smaller hook, the triceratops will be a bit smaller as well.

Your trivet pads doesn't have to be boring at all and this project by Sati Glenn is the best example for that. What's more, I'm pretty sure, that it will be a great gift, for instance for a housewarming party. Crochet it especially if you know, that your friends love pastel colors. However, this project will look great in any combination! The finished size is 8” across from tip to tip.

I love how boho and romantic this pillow looks. Literally like from an old movie! What's more, these flowers make it really stand out, right? They look embroidered, but in reality they're crocheted to the finished cushion.

These beautiful feather crochet bookmarks look truly amazing (and a bit vintage, don't you think? Peacock feathers were especially popular in the victorian times). Fell free to use any kind of yarn (especially yarn scraps) to make this incredible applique.

This adorable llama is 11 inches from the bottom to the top of his ears. What's more, you will love how fuzzy and fluffy he is. That's because of the Bernat PipSqueak yarn, that's really easy to work with. Use a 4 mm hook for this project!

This beautiful pink ombre pillow is composed from a huge granny square, that uses a popcorn stitch in the center. That stitch creates a beautiful flowery effect, that imitates flower petals perfectly. It will fit a 14 by 14 inch pillow insert.

These amazing, vibrant feathers come in three different sizes, so you can make your home decor really ready for fall (or a party, they will make a fantastic garland!). What's more, this is the best project to use up any leftover yarn.

The finished bees are approximately 1.8” wide (without the wings) and 5.1” long. I see a great key chain idea here, right? What's more, it's a very easy and repetitive pattern, in other words, you can make a whole bunch of them in no time at all!