So, since October is drawing to a close and Christmas will be here soon, it's time to think gnomes. That said, this time around, why not combine the gnome theme with a draft dodger pillow? To this end, here is a pattern which does just that.

So, here is a pillow draft dodger that's inspired by the design language of the Anthropologie chain. It's a functional and decorative addition to any bed, couch or ottoman.

However, an ocean shell blanket can also be made using different yarns of carefully chosen colors, not a pre-made ombre one. Therefore, here is a beautiful blanket that presents gentle color transitions, yet is made 4 distinct colors. In particular, I think the transition is well combined with the alternating textures of the color bands.

To begin with, here is such a blanket using a gradient yarn. Consequently, the transition from the white to the pale aquamarine cyan is ever so gradual and placid. Overall, there are no hard contrasts to distract you from the meditative beauty.

Free crochet sleeveless top pattern

Next, let your little one sleeps soundly with this cute lamb lovey. In addition to being utterly adorable, this lovely blankie is very easy to make from two crocheted sections and simple stitches.

Undoubtedly this simple headband for a baby girl will be a very versatile headpiece. Indeed, you can adjust its size for almost any age and the color to any taste.

Next, this fall ripple blanket is a great project to try match color combos and make a blanket for any season.

Without a doubt, the great colors of StyleCraft Special DK yarn combined with this wavy, striped blanket will give you an outstanding effect.

So, this fall ripple blanket in these colors looks a bit like a forest. Although it may also look complicated, the pattern is very easy. Apart form the pattern itself, you can additionally get help from a step-by -step photo tutorial.