Fave Five: Indie Artisans Collection

This month my button up neckwarmer is featured on Indie Artisans as part of their Thanksgiving inspired collection. There are so many amazing handmade products featured on their site this month! So for this edition of fave five, I'm sharing a few of my favorites from the collection. Check them out below...

Knitting Pattern: Little Fall Pumpkin

Today's knitting pattern is an adorable little pumpkin that is perfect for fall decor! I can think of endless uses for these tiny pumpkins: they'd be just right at an autumn wedding, a Halloween party, or in the centerpiece of a Thanksgiving table.

This knit pattern is for sale ($5 USD). You can purchase the knitting pattern via the Paypal "Buy Now" button below, or you can purchase the finished product here in my Etsy shop.

ABOUT THIS PATTERN:

Level: Intermediate/Advanced (stitches/skills used include kfb, k2tog, knitting in the round, and knitting an I-cord)

Materials Needed: worsted weight yarn, fiber stuffing, dpns, yarn needle

Format: PDF, sent via email to buyer's Paypal address

My email will be available in the pattern for anyone who has questions! If you have any questions about purchasing the pattern, just let me know in the comments below.

Happy (almost) Fall! And happy Friday :)

-Megan

P.S. My giveaway on Julie Ann Art ends today! Go enter if you haven't yet :)

Fave Five: Kaleidoscope

Remember kaleidoscopes? I used to play with mine endlessly as a kid... it never seemed to make the same pattern twice. I've got kaleidoscopes on the brain lately with a lot of the fun geometric patterns I've been spotting. Without further ado, here are five of my favorite geometric/kaleidoscope-inspired designs (links to these awesome items are below the photo):

1. Vintage Kaleidoscope Locket from verabel

2. Screen Printed Scarf in Olive from MichelleBrusegaard

3. Off to Austin Dress from ModCloth

4. Sunburst Platter from MudHandChan

5. American Quilts Prints, Set of 4 from littlethingsstudio

I just love all of these patterns! Which is your favorite?

-Megan

DIY Pom Bouquet: How-To

Welcome to my first blog post! To start things out, I'd love to share a fun DIY that will add some autumn color to your home. This yarn pom bouquet is easy and inexpensive to make. Here's what you'll need...