These little hexagons has a pretty popcorn flower center to give it texture. It also features some Moss Stitch like detail.

Love keeping your cat in the latest winter looks? Your little furry friend will be the talk of the park in this bright and bold coat.

Worked up in several colors, this adorable crochet infinity scarf is sure to delight any fan of the popular mobile game. The pastel pinks, blues, and more of the Candy Crush Infinity Scarf look exactly like the cheerful colors in the game. Consider working this up for a friend who is a Candy Crush addict, or make one for yourself. If you're not the sort to enjoy some bubblegum pink accessorizing, you could work this scarf up in just one color or use several quieter shades.

It's fall and I'm in love. In love with this very simple and super sweet crochet candy corn cup cozy. A fall walk in the mitten state is a beautiful thing. The cool, crisp air, the beautiful trees and the leaves that scurry away in a soft breeze as you walk on through. So put on a sweatshirt, pull on some jeans and go for a walk! And when you come back, brew some coffee and make yourself this little bit of goodness for your coffee cup. It's so easy and a great last minute gift!

This Valentine's Candy Bag does not have to be used for Valentine's Day, it super cute and a useful little storage bag for all year around, as you can use leave of the hearts if you don't want hearts to be seen on the bag. Because it used the hdc in the back loop only, it I makes the bag very stretchable. You can stuff it with gifts, candy, or anything else you might want hide or store inside.

Even though I hate eating candy corn, I really wanted to make something else candy corn themed this year. With or without the cupcake applique on the front, this candy corn bag is perfect for trick-or-treating or handing out candy at your home. Or, if youre like me, its great for eating candy in between trick-or-treaters!

12 months, 12 squares, and lots of fun tapestry designs. The 2018 Tapestry Square Afghan Project is going to be a fun way to try out the technique and make a fun blanket by December. Candy corn might be a bit polarizing, with some people loving it and some people hating it, but you can't deny the iconic look is pretty well-known. If you want to evoke images of kids excited to dress up, bags of candy, and fake spiderwebs strewn across trees, candy corn is the best way to start.

Kids will go crazy over this cute little Crocheted Candy Bag. It measures about 6 inches tall when complete, so it's just the right size for kids to tote around little candy and other tokens. A colorful drawstring ribbon adds a nice finishing touch and works to keep the contents secure. Use your favorite five colors of worsted weight yarn to work up this crocheted bag pattern. For an optional finishing touch, add a crocheted flower or other applique.

Try your hand at something out of the ordinary with this Cotton Candy Dishcloth. Your dishcloths don't just have to be one solid color anymore. Using a variegated yarn can give you such a pretty result. Simple crochet patterns like this are done in single crochet and half double crochet. It's perfect for summertime parties and children's events. The best thing about this dishcloth is that it's so quick to work up.