So, a bit of infinity wasn't enough? How about some more? Here is the Artfully Simple Infinity Scarf. While it looks deceptively complex and difficult, it is quite easy. In particular it's great for bunching up as a cowl or a loose fitting scarf.

This dragon tail scarf is a beautiful example of how to make something absolutely stunning using simple techniques. Moreover, it's lacy structure and drape will make it perfect for a more formal, fancier outing.

Next, where would beautiful wall hanger patterns be without dream catchers? Nowher, and therefore fortunately here is a beautiful, star-filled one for your enjoyment. In particularl, I like the slightly modernised take on this Native North American classic.

To begin with, this beautiful wall hanger makes use of loose stitching with lots of voids and an ombre yarn in blue. While you can vary the colors, this transition of midnight to powder blue is absolutely stunning.

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.

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